Detailed Index of Verbatim Report 3rd Session Thirty-Eighth General 1ssembly of Newfoundland From February 25, 1981 to February 25, 1982 Compiled by: Rosalind Dawe Hansard Division House of Assem)zly

TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGES OFFICIAL OPENING - 38th GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NEWFOUNDLAND (3rd SESSION) 1 ADDRESS IN REPLY - 2 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 3-4 BILLS 5—20 BUDGET DEBATE 21 COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (Estimates) 22—23 MISCELLANEOUS 24-27 ORAL QUESTIONS 28-55 PETITIONS 56—60 PROCEDURES UNDER S.C. 23 61 REPORTS, REGULATIONS, etc. 62-67 RESOLUTIONS 68-84 RULINGS 85—104 STATEMENTS (Ministerial) etc. 105—113 OFFICIAL CLOSING 114

OFFIcijj. OPENING (PAGE 1)

OFFICIAL OPENING - THIRTY-EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NEWFOUNDLAND (3rd SESSION) DATE — 81 February 25 PAGES BOOK ADDRESS IN REPLY - Read by Lieutenant-Governor, Hon. Gordon A. Winter 1 — 20. 1. NOTICE OF MOTION and 1st Reading:- A bill, “An Act to Provide for the Protection of the Forests of the Province from Insects and Disease” (bill #54) (W. W. Marshall) 21- MOVER OF ADDRESS IN REPLY:- H. Andrews, M.B.A. 21 - 27. Burgeo—Bay d’Espoir SECONDER OF ADDRESS IN REPLY:— T. Rideout, M.H.A. 27 - 32. Baie Verte-White Bay H. M. LOYAL OPPOSITION LEADER: Hon. L. Stirling 33 - 51. PREMIER OF NEWFOUNDLAND: Hon. A. B.

Peckford 52 - 74. MOTION:- “That a Select Committee be appointed to draft the Address in Reply” H. Andrews, M.H.A. Burgeo-Bay dEspoir T. Rideout, M.B.A. Baie-Verte-White Bay G. Warren, M.B.A. Torngat Mountains 74. NOTICE OF MOTION for 25 Resolutions by: S. A. Neary; P. Walsh; D. Hancock; T. Rideout; G. Flight; F. R. Stagy; T. Bennett; N. Doyle; D. Hollett; J. Butt; J. Hodder; H. Barrett; T. Lush; R. Aylward; F. B. Rowe; L. Woodrow; F. White; P. McNicholas; G. Warren; R. Baird; B. Tulk; H. Thorney; L. Thorns; W. Patterson; D. Stewart 74 — 93. NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT:- by (W.

Marshall) “That House adjourn until Tuesday, March 3, 1981 at 3:00 P.M.” 94 1

Z’DDPESS IN REPLY (PAGE 2)

DEBATE ON ADDRESS IN REPLY DATE MEMBER PAGE BOOK Mar. 3/81 ADDRESS IN REPLY I. Stirling 166-203. 2. Mar. 9/81 H. Barrett 575-82. 6. L. Thorns 582—600. J. A. Carter 600—613. T. Lush 613—29. J. Dinn 630—51. R. Moores 651—58. Mar.10/81 704—14. 7. D. Barry 714—33. G. Warren 734—55. F. R. Stagg 755—76. F. B. Rowe 776—78. Mar.17/81 “ “ 1161—82. 11. R. Collins 1182—89. S. A. Neary 1189. CN (containerization) “ “ 1192. Amendment: “Delete all words after ‘that’ and replace them with “ S. A. Neary 1202. 11. Seconder F. B. Rowe 1202. Amendment in order Mr. Speaker(Baird) 1203. S. A. Neary 1203—38. L.

Woodrow 1238.Mar.2318l “ “ 1585—98. 15. E. Hiscock 1598—1618. D. Stewart 1618—23. D. Hancock 1624—48. R. Aylward 1649—62. T. Bennett 1662. Mar.24/8l “ “ 1713—30. 16. P. Walsh 1730—35. L. Thorns 1735. Sub—amendment: “And that this Govt “ L. Thorns 1751. Out of order Mr. Speaker (Butt) 1757. Amendment I. Thorns 1757-59. R. Baird 1759—63. 2

PNSWERS TO QUESTIONS (PAGES 3—4)

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS (TABLED & ORAL) QUESTION NO. SUBJECT ASKED BY TABLED BY PAGE BOOK 3. Government water bombers B. Tulk R. C. Brett 346. 4. 4. Storage of matacil for the spruce budworm spray program B. Tulk C. Power 1387. 13. 15. Money budgeted for snow—clearing for the year 1980-1981 T. Bennett R. C. Brett 1581. 15. 18. The number of consumer complaints received in 1979 and in 1980; the number of cases brought to court; the number of convictions .3. Hodder G. H. Ottenheimer 1798. 17. 45. Changes to present laws concerning the use and distribution of marijuana S. A. Neary G. R. Ottenheimer 2589. 24.

A progress report on exploration and drilling done by RIO CANEX near Burnt Islands Pond for gold and other minerals S. A. Neary L. D. Barry 2707. 25. 39. Benefits granted to Mr. Fearn upon the termination of his services as Deputy Minister of Finance and Comptroller for the province S. A. Neary J. Collins 2925. 27. 32. A list showing loans by the Newfoundland and Labrador Development Corporation S.A. Neary N. Windsor 3051. 28. 56. What is the number of journeys involving public business made since March, 1979 to places outside Canada? S. A. Neary J. Dinn 3053. 28.

Questions asked in Estimates Committee re Forest Access Road Programme C. Power 3542. 33. 57. How many Newfoundlanders are currently employed on offshore oil drilling rigs; Total number of Newfoundlanders hired by offshore oil rigs since January 1, 1978 S. A. Neary J. Dinn 3645. 34.

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS fcont’d.) QUESTION NO. SUBJECT ASKED BY TABLED BY PAGE BOOK 7. Number of abortions or hysterotomies performed in the province since January 1, 1980 S. A. Neary W. House 3651. 34. 33. What is the number of journeys involving public business made since March, 1979 to places outside Canada? S. A. Neary H. Newbook 3753. 35. 61. What is the number of journeys involving public business made since March,1979 to places outside Canada? S. A. Neary G. R. Ottenheimer 4571. 42. 63. What is the number of journeys involving public business made since March, 1979 to places outside Canada? S. A. Neary J.

Collins 4571. 42. 69. List of individuals and/or companies who received loans from the Rural Development Authority and the Farm Development Loan Board and the purpose for which the loans were granted from 1975 to 1981 to date S. A. Neary I. Goudie 4682. 43. 42. List names, dates, province or country of origin of all individuals and families transported to Newfoundland at public expense from 1972 to date S. A. Neary I. Collins 6090. 55. 40. What is the number of journeys involving public business made since March, 1979 to places outside Canada S. A. Neary I. Verge 6538. 59.

The cost of extending Newfoundland Light & Power Company’s line across the Exploits River to junction of Bay d’Espoir Highway and Trans Canada Highway S. A. Neary L. U. Barry 8130. 73. 26. List of employees of the Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Commission who are receiving more than $25,000 annually S. A. Neary W. W. Marshall 8363. 75.

BILLS (PACES 5—20)

NOTICE OF MOTION 1stRDG.2ndRDG.3rdRDG.ASSNTCHAPTER 1ANACTRESPECTINGTHEREORGANIZATIONOfCEFTAINk.2Bk.43k.26k.28Bk.28Bk.28Bk.304 GOVERNMENTDEPARTMENTSANDMATTERSRELATEDORc.134Pq.351g.2860g.3120Pg.3120Pg.3122Pg.3341 INCIDENTALTHERETO3k.28 ?C3103 2ANACTRESPECTINGTHEPROTECTIONCFPERSONALk.2Bk.43k.293k.59Bk.60Bk.616 PRIVACY-g.135Pg.354)g.3159g.6547Pg.6663Pg.6856 .cD -8/ ANACTPEEPECTINGFREEDOMCFINFORMATIONk.2Bk.43k.133k.55Bk.59Bk.60Bk.615 c.135Pc.354g.1417?g.6542Pg.6542Pg.€663Pg.6858 3k.14 ?a.1490 .3.28 ?.3062 ANACTRESPECTINGTHEDEPARTMENTCfENVIRONMENTk.2Bk.43k.40k.59k.59Bk.60Bk.6110 g.134Pg.352a.4347g.6547>g.6558Pg.6663Pg.6656 3.41 •?g.4436 BIILCOMMITTEEAMDTS. 3 4 5 6 7 ANACTTOAMENDTHEFIREPREVENTIONACTk.7Bk.93k.76k.78Bk.78Bk.7859 c.698Pg.927?g.8534‘g.8785Pg.8798Pg.8803 ANACTRESPECTINGTHEDRILLINGOFWATERWELLSANDk.2Bk.43k.43k.59k.59Bk.60Bk.6114 TEECONSERVATIONANDUSEOFGROUNDWATERg.134Pg.352?g.4741Pg.6606>g.6606Pg.6663Pg.6859 3k.44 )g.4773 ANACTTOAMENDTHELOCAlSCHOOLTAXACTk.2Bk.43k.49k.61Bk.63Bk.69 g.135Pg.3535420g.€854Pg.7008Pg.7713 3k.53 ig.5661 22

3 ILL NOTICE OF MOTION 1st RDG. 2nd RDG. COMMITTEE AMDTS. 3rd RDG. ASSENT CHAPTE 6

AN ACT TO AMEND THE NEWFOUNDLAND TEACHERS’ Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 53 Bk. 61 k. 63 Bk. 69 ASSOCIATION ACT, 1974 Pg. 135 Pg. 354 Pg. 5869 Pg. 6854 g. 7008 Pg. 7713 23 9

AN ACT RESPECTING ‘HE GARNISHMENT AGAINST THE 5k. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 49 Bk. 61 k. 63 Bk. 69 21 REHUDEPJTION OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS Pa. 135 Pa. 353 Pg. 5414 Pg. 6854 g. 7008 Pg. 7713 10

AN ACT TO AMEND THE NINING AND MINERAL PIGBTS Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 48 5k. 61 k. 63 Bk. 69 20 TAX ACT, 1975 Pa. 135 Pc. 353 Pc. 5327 Pc. 6853 a. 7008 Pa. 7713 - B. 49 - - . Pg. 5397 -

AN ACT TO AMEND THE FISHING INDUSTRY ADVISORY BCAP.D ACT, 1975 Bk. 2 Pc. 136 Bk. 4 Pg. 359 Bk. 76 Pg. 8522 12 13 14 Bk. 78 Pg. 8784

AN ACT TO AMEND’ THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1971 k. 78 g. 8798

AN ACT TO MiNE THE TIMEEP SCALERS CT Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 74 Bk. 78 k. 78 Bk. 78 47 Pg. 137 Pg. 358 Pg. 8271 rg. 8782 g• 8797 Pg. 8802 Bk. 78 Pg. 8803 55 Bk. 2 Pg. 136

AN ACT TO Al-THE THE MEDICAL ACT, 1974 Bk. 4 Pg. 358 Bk. 74 Pg. 8255 Bk. 78 Pg. 8781 Bk. 78 Pg. 8781 Bk. 2 Pg. 136 k. 78 g. 8797 Bk. 4 Pg. 356 Bk. 76 Pg. 8802 45 Bk. 74 Pg. 8254 Bk. 78 Pg. 8781 k. 76 g 8797 Bk. 78 Pg. 8802 44

NOTICE BILLOF1stHOG.2ndRDG.COMMITTEEANOTS.3rdRUG.ASSZNTCHAPTER MOTION 15ANACTTOAMENDTEEPROCEEDINGSAGAINSTlEECROWNBk.21k.4 iCi,1573Pa.135a.354 16ANACTTO?1INETHEJUDGMENTRECOVERY(NFLD.)Bk.21k.4Bk.53Bk.61Bk.63k.6924 JCTPg.135>g.354Pg.5670Pg.6854Pg.7009g.7713 17ANACTTOAMENDTEEELECTFICABPCWEF.CONTROL?CTBk.23k.4Bk.72Bk.76Bk.78k.7838 Pg.136‘g.356Pg.8019Pg.8776Pg.8796g.8802 18ANACTTOAMENDTHEHISTORICOBJECTS,SITESBk.21k.4Bk.44Bk.59Bk.60k.6115 ANDRECORDSACT,1973Pg.134)q•352Pg.4789Pg.6606Pg.6663g.6859 19ANACTTOAMENDTHENEWFOUNDLANDANDLABRADORBk.23k.4Bk.43Bk.59Bk.60k.6111 HOUSINGCORPORATIONACTFOPTHEPURPOSEOFPg.134‘g.351Pg.4684Pc.6605.Pg.6663a.6856 INTEGRATINGTHENEWFOUNDLANDANDLABRADORHOUSING/ CORPORATIONANDTHEST.JOHN’SHOUSING CORPORATION ANACTTOAMENDTHEDEPARTMENTOFMINESANDBk.23k.4Bk.72Bk.783k.78k.7835 ENERGYACT,1973Pg.136‘g.356Pg.8079Pg.8778Pg.8796g.8802 21ANACTRESPECTINGDISPENSINGOPTICIANSBk.23k.4Bk.74Bk.78Bk.78k.7846 Pg.136.358Pg.8259Pg.8762Pg.8797Pg.8802

BILL NOTICE OF MOTION

AN ACT TO MIND AND CCNSOLIDATE THE L?W FISPECTINC Bk. 2 BOILERS, PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPRESSED GAS Pa. 134 1st RDG. 2nd RDG. COMMITTEE AMDTS. 3rd RDG. ASSENT CHAPTE1 22

AN ACT RESPECTING PFIVATE INVESTIGATION AND k. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 54 Bk. 61 Bk. 63 Bk. 69 30 SECURITY SERVICES g. 135 Pg. 355 Pg. 5971 Pg. 6856 Pg. 7009 Pg. 7713 23

AN ACT TO MEND THE NEWFOUNDLAND HUN RIGHTS CODE k. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 54 Bk. 61 Bk. 63 Bk. 69 29 Pg. 135 Pg. 355 Pg. 5960 Pg. 6657 Pg. 7009 Pg. 7713 24

AN ACT TO REPE?L THE CANADA BAY LLMBER COMPANY Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 40 Bk. 59 Bk. 60 Bk. 61 7 LIMITED (AGREEMENT) ACT, 1974 g. 134 Pc. 351 Pg. 4346 Pg. 6547 Pg. 6663 Pg. 6656 25

AN ACT TO MIND THE MOICR CAREJER ACT Bk. 2 Bk.. 4 Bk. 76 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 52 Pg. 137 Pg. 359 Pg. 8502 Pg. 8783 Pg. 8798 Pg. 8803 26

AN ACT TO MIND THE CHANGE OF .AME C1, 1978 Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 54 Bk. 61 Bk. 63 Bk. 69 28 Pg. 135 Pc. 355 Pg. 5956 Pa. 6855 Pg. 7009 Pg. 7713 27

AN ACT TO REPEAL ThE INCOME TAX DISCOUNTERS ACT Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 54 Bk. 61 Bk. 63 Bk. 69 27 Pc. 135 Pg. 355 Pg. 5957 Pg. 6854 Pg. 7009 Pg. 7713 Bk. 4 Bk. 43 Bk. 59 Bk. 60 Bk. 61 Pg. 351 Pg. 4733 Pg. 6605 Pg. 6663 Pg. 6859 28

SIIT NOTICE OF MOTION 1stRDG.2ndRDG.COMMITTEEAMDTS.3rdP0G.ASSThT 31 CHAPTEf 29ANACTRESPECTINGAMUSEMENTRIDESBk.2Bk.4Bk.43Bk.59Bk.60Bk.6113 Pg.134Pg.352Pg.4735Pg.6605Pg.6663Pg.6859 30ANACTTOAMENDTHECC—CPERATIVESOCIETIESACTBk.2Bk.4Bk.76Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7856 .Pg.138Pc.359Pc.8527Pg.8784Pg.8798Pg.8803 ANACTTOESTABLISHTEENWFOUNDIANDANDLANPADOR3k.2Bk.43)e44Bk.59Ek.59Bk.63Bk.6918 YOUTHADVISCRYCOUNCILPg.135Pg.352Pg.4815Pa.6606Pg.6607Pg.7008Pg.7713 k.48B.61 Pg.5301Pg.6853 34 32ANACTTOTHEDEPARTMENTOfPUBLICWOPIIEANDBk.2Bk.4Bk.76Bk.76Bk.76Bk.7658 SERVICESACT,1973WITHRESPECTTOGOVERNMENTPg.139Pc.360Pa.8533Pg.8785Pg.8798Pg.8803 PRINTING 33ANACTTOAMENDTHEDEPARTMENTOFRURAL,Bk.2Bk.4Bk.76Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7857 AGFJCULTURALANDNORTHERNDEVELOPMENTACTFe.138Pg.360Pg.8529Pg.8784Pg.8798Pg.8803 ANACTTOAMENDTHECHILDVELFAP.EACT,1972Bk.2Bk.4Bk.76Bk.78Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7654 Pg.137Pg.359Pg.8519Pg.8783Pg.8784Pg.8798Pg.8803 35ANACTTOAMENDTHEPUBLICLIBRARIESACT,1975Bk.2Bk.4Bk.48Bk.61Bk.63 )g.135Pg.353Pg.5326Pg.6853Pg.7008 19 Bk.69 Pg.7713

NOTICE OF MOTION r). . 2 P. 135 3. 4 g. 355 BiLL 1st RDG. 2nd RDG. COMMITTEE AMDTS. 3rd RDG. ASSENT CHAPTEI 0 36

AN ACT TO AND THE HIGHWAY TFIfIC ACT Bk. 2 3k. 4 Bk. 74 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 ik. 78 51 Pg. 137 ?g. 359 Pg. 8273 Pg. 8783 Pg. 8798 >g. 8803 Bk. 76 Pg. 8484 37 AN .CT TO ANEND THE EBALNEPS AND FUNERAl Bk. 2 3k. 4 Bk. 74 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 3k. 78 43 DIPECTOPS ACT, 1975 Pg. 136 g. 357 Pg. 8253 Pg. 8781 Pg. 8797 ‘a. 8802 38

AN ACT TO ANEND THE HUMAN TISELE ACT, 1971 Bk. 2 3k. 4 Bk. 72 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 1k. 78 41 Pa. 136 ‘g. 357 Pg. 8108 Pg. 8750 Pg. 8780 Pg. 8797 g. 8802 39

AN ACT TO ATND THE ASSESSMENT ACT Bk. 2 3k. 4 Bk. 54 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 3k. 78 37 Pg. 135 ‘a. 356 Pg. 5975 Pg. 8778 Pg. 8796 ‘g. 8802 Bk. 70 ‘ Pg. 7885 40

AN ACT TO ANEND THE DEVELOPMENT AREAS (LANDS) ACT Bk. 2 1k. 4 Pg. 137 g. 358 41

AN ACT TO AMEND THE FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION i. 2 k. 4 Bk: 3212 Bk. 59 Bk. 60 1k. 61 ACT1 1573 Pg. 135 ‘g. B. 30 Pg. 6547 Pg. 6663 )g. 6858 Pa. 3277 B.35 I Pc. 3754 L’iu Pg. 4344 r

AN ACT TO A!IND TEE UPEAN & EUEL PiIC ACT42

BILL NOTICE OF MOTION 1stRDG.2ndRDG.COMMITTEEAMDTS.3rdRDG.ASSENTCHAPTEr 43ANACTTOANENETHECITYOFST.JOHN’S.CiBk.55Bk.56Bk.75Bk.783k.78Bk.76Bk.7850 a.6089Pa.6202Pg.8398Pg.8786Pg.8786Pg.8799Pg.8802 Bk.76 Pg.8476 44ANACTTOAMENDTHE.MUNICIPALITIESACTBk.55Bk.56Bk.75Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7846 Pg.6089Pg.6202Pg.8376Pg.8782Pg.8797Pg.8802 45ANACTTOANENCTEEHIGHWAYTRAFFICACTTOPROVIDEBk.2Bk.4Bk.76Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7853 FORTEECOMPULSORYUSEOFSEATBELTSPg.137Pa.359Pg.8504Pg.8783Pg.8796Pg.8803 46ANACTTOAMENDTHECONSTABULARYACTBk.80Bk.81Bk.82Bk.96Bk.91Bk.9679 Pg.8886P.8953Pg.9077Pg.10,018Pg.10,i3Pg.10,763 47ANACTTOAMENDTHEWOPEEPS’CObENSATIONACTBk.2Bk.4Bk.36Bk.59Bk.60Bk.618 Pg.134Pg.352Pg.3858Pg.6547Pg.6663Pg.6858 Bk.40 Pg.4341 48ANACTRESPECTINGTHENEWFOUNDLANDASSOCIATIONOFBk.2Bk.4Bk.72Bk.783k.78Bk.78Bk.7640 OPTOMETRISTSANDGOVERNINGTHEPRACTICECFPg.136Pg.357Pg.8099Pg.8779Pg.8779Pg.8797Pg.8802 OPTOMETRYINTHEPROVINCE \ 491!.NACTRESPECTINGDENTURISTSBk.2Bk.4Bk.73Bk.78Bk.78Bk.78 Pg.136Pg.357Pg.8130Pg.8781Pg.8797Pg.8802 Bk.74 Pg.8247 42

- NOTICE BILL OF 1st RDG. 2nd RDG. COMMITTEE AMDTS. 3rd RDG. ASSENT CHAPTEIMOTION 50

AN ACT TO MTND THE EDUCATION (TEACHEP TRzININC) Bk. SO Bk. 81 Bk. 90 Bk. 90 Bk. 91 Bk. 96 86 ACT Pg. 8886 Pg. 8954 Pg. 9994 Pg. 10,030 Pg. 10,13: Pg.10,763 51

AN ACT TO ENABLE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 53 Bk. 61 Bk. 63 Bk. 69 26 NEWFOUNDLAND LIMITEL 10 BECOME A FEDERAL Pg. 135 Pg. 355 Pg. 5924 Pg. 6854 Pg. 7009 Pg. 7713 CORPORATION 52

AN ACT TO CONVEY CERTAIN TRUSTS AND PROPERTIES Bk. 80 Bk. 81 Bk. 82 Bk. 90 Bk. 91 Bk. 96 80 IN THE PPOVINCE TO THE MONTREAL TRUFI COTANY OF Pg. 8886 Pg. 8953 Pg. 9093 Pg. 10,018 Pg. 10,131 Pg.10,763 CANADA 53

AN ACT TO AMEND THE Z.TTACHMENT OF WAGES ACT Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 53 Bk. 61 Bk. 63 Bk. 69 25 Pg. 135 Pg. 354 Pg. 5885 Pg. 6854 Pg 7009 Pg. 7713 54 AN CT 10 ?RCVIDE FOP. THE PROTECIION CF THE Bk. 1 Bk. 1 Bk. 4 Bk. 28 Bk. 28 Bk. 28 Bk. 30 2 FCRESTS CF THE PROVINCE FROM INSECTS AND Pg. 21 Pg. 21 Pg. 360 Pg. 3116— Pg. 3116, Pg. 3123 Pc. 3340 DISEASE Bk. 5 19 18 Pg. 463 Bk. 9 Pg. 926 Bk. 10 P. 1034 Bk. 13 Pg. 1387 58

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE FUNDING OF CERTAIN Bk. 23 Bk. 25 Bk. 26 Bk. 28 k. 28 Bk. 3fl 3 PENSION PLANS AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS Pg. 2509 Pg. 2711 Pg. 2845 Pg. 3117 g. 3122 Pg. 3341 SPONSORED BY THE PROVINCE AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS OF CERTAIN PENSION ACTS RELATED THERETC

NOTICE 311OF1stRDG.2ndRDG.COMMITTEEAMDTS.31dRDG.ASS2NTCHAPTEJ MOTION 59ANACITO?NDTHELANDLORDANOTENANT3k.32Bk.18Bk.46- (SIDENTIALTENANCIES)ACT,1973g.3408Pg.4120Pg.5099BillWithdrawnCEansardBk.56Pg.5716) 60INTERIMSUPPLYACT($446,400,000)Bk.26Bk.26Bk.26Bk.26 Pg.2842Pg.2842Pg.2842Pg.2899 61AN?CTTOAINETHESI.CLAPE’St’ERCYk.60Bk.ElBk.82Bk.90Bk.91Bk.96 HOSPITAL(INCORPCRATION)ACT,1960g.8887Pg.8954Pg.9076Pg.10,018Pg.10,130Pg.10,763 62NACTTOPROVIDECERTAINRIGHTSFORBLINDPERSONSk.32Bk.38Bk.76Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7860 g.3408Pg.4120Pg.8535Pg.8785Pg.5799Pg.8803 63NACTTOANDTHELABPDORLANDS(RESERVATION)k.42Bk.43Bk.783k.78Bk.76Bk.7863 cT‘g.4572Pg.4684Pg.8731‘g.8790Pg.8799Pg.8803 3k.82— 64NACTTOA’TNDTHESUMMARYPROCEEDINGSACTk.60Bk.81Pg.90943k.903k.90Bk.91Bk.9682 g.8886Pg.8954k83g.10,019>q.10,01!Pg.10,130Fg.10,763 Pg.9180 66NACTTOANENDTHEGOVERNMENTREORGANIZATIONk.80Bk.81Bk.823k.90Bk.91Bk.9678 (GENERALANDMISCELLANEOUSPROVISIONS)ACT,1973g.8855Pg.8952Pg.9072Pg.10,018Pg.10,130Pg.10,763

NOTICE OF MOTION lBt RDG. 2nd RDG. 3rd RDG. ASSENTB ILL COMMITTEE AMDTS. DHAPTE 67

AN ACT TO A1”IND THE PUBLIC SERVICE (PENSIONS) Bk. 55 Bk. 56 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 76 Bk. 78 70 ACT Pg. 6088 Pg. €201 Pg. 8748 Pg. 8793 Pg. 8800 Pg. 8804 69

AN ACT TO RATIFY, CONFIRM AND ADOPT AN AMENDING Bk. 42 Bk. 43 Bk. 76 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 61 AGPEEMENT ENTERED ItTO BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND Pg. 4572 Pg. 4683 Pg. 8537 Pg. 8785 Pg. 8799 Pg. 8803 LOWER CHURCHILL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED — 70

AN ACT TO AMEND ThE CONFLICT OF INTEREST ?CT Bk 60 Bk 81 1973 Pa 8887 Pg 8955 1 — 73

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE RAISING Of MCNEY BY WY Bk. 70 Bk. 70 Bk. 70 Bk. 78 35 OF LOAN BY TEE PROVINCE Pg. 7878 Pg. 7878 Pg. 7876 Pg. 8802 74

AN ACT TO AMEND ThE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Bk. 42 Bk. 43 Bk. 76 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 62 HYDRO ACT, 1975 Pc. 4572 Pc. 4684 P. 8546 Pg. 8790 Pc. 8799 Pg. 8203 Bk. 77 Pc. 8600 B. 78 Pg. 8703 75

AN ACT TO AMEND THE JUDICATURE ACT Bk. 45 Bk. 48 Bk. 76 Bk. 76 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 64 Pg. 4911 Pg• 5301 Pg. 8733 Pg. 8790 Pg. 8799 Pg. 8803 76

AN ACT RESPECTING AN INCREASE OF CERTAIN PENSIONS Bk. 48 Bk. 49 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 76 Bk. 78 Pc. 5290 Pg. 5397 Pg. 8743 Pg. 8791 Pg. 8799 Pg. 8804 67

NOTICE BTLLOF1stRDG.2ndRDG.COMMITTEEAMDTS.3rdRDG.ASSrNTCHAPTE MOTION 77ANACTFESPECTINGANINCREASECFCERTAINPENSIONSBk.55Bk.56Bk.78Bk.783k.76Bk.7869 FOP‘iPNSFERREEEZLCYEESPg.6088Pc.6200Pg.8745Pg.8793g.8800Pg.8804 78ANACTTOA1.INETHELOCALAUTHCRITYGUAPASTEEBk.71Bk.713k.71Bk.7836 ACT,1957Pg.7989Pc.7989g.7989Pg.8802 79ANACTTOAMENDTHELOANANDGUARANTEE?CT,1957 SOSUPPLEMENTARYSUPPLYACT,($32,795,600)Bk.70Bk.70Bk.70Bk.7832 Pg.7885Pg.7885?g.7885Pg.8801 81MAINSUPPLYACT,($1,029,485,800)Bk.65Bk.653k.65Bk.6917 Pg.7276Pg.7276Pg.7276Pg.7712 83ANACTTOAMENDTHEFISHINGSHIPS(BOUNTIES)ACTBk.46Bk.49Bk.76Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7865 Pg529(Pg.5396Pg.8742Pg.8790Pg.8799Pg.8803 84ANACTTOA1INDTHEMEMBERSOFTHEHOUSEOFBk.48Bk.49Bk.78Bk.78Bk.78Bk.78Bk.7866 ASSEMBLY(RETIRINGALLOWANCES)ACTPg.529Pg.5396Pg.8742Pg.8791Pg.8791Pg.8799Pg.8804

AN ACT 10 AND THE ST.JOHN’S MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ACT BILl NOTICE OF MOTION 1st RDG. 2nd RDG. COMMITTEE ANDTS. 3rd EDO. ASSENT- CHAPTEE a’ 85

AN ACT TO AMEND THE TOBACCO TAX ACT, 1978 Bk. 65 Bk. 65 Bk. 65 Bk. 69 34 Pg. 7319 Pu. 7319 Pg. 7319 Pg. 7714 86

AN ACT TO AMEND THE GASCLINE TA): ACT, 1978 Bk. 70 Bk. 70 Bk. 70 Bk. 78 31 Pg. 7879 Pg. 7875 Pg. 7879 Pg. 8801 97

AN ACT TO AMEND THE EDUCATION (IEACHERS’ PENSIONS) k. 53 Bk. 54 3k. 78 Bk. 78 k. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 66 ACT ‘g. 5855 Pg. 5957 Pg. 8744 Pg. 8791 ‘g. 9791 Pg. 8800 Pg. 8804 Bk.76 Pg. 8750 88

AN ACT 10 AMEND THE LANDLORD AND TENANT 3k. 5] Ek. 54 k. 56 k. 59 Bk. 60 Bk. 61 16 (RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES) ACT, 1973 (NC. 2) g. 5613 Pg. 5957 6205 Pg. 6539 Pg. 6664 Pg. 6855 Bk. 58 Pg. 6437 89

AN ACT TO REMOVE ANOMALIES AND ERRORS IN THE 3k. 80 Bk. 81 Bk. 90 ?k. 9C Bk. 91 Bk. 96 85 SIATUIE LAW g. 8886 Pg. 8953 Pg. 10,002 Pg. 10,029 Pg.10,131 Pg.10,763 90

AN ACT RESPECTING THE AWAFD OF MEtALS 10 k. 55 Bk. 56 1k. 70 Bk. 70 Bk. 79 33 VETERANS CF THE PROVINCE WEC VOLUNTEERED )g. 6068 Pg. 6200 ‘g. 7821 Pg. 7836 Pg. 8801 20 SERVE IN TEE BRITISH IMPERIAL fORCES DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR - k. 55 Bk. 56 Bk. 75 Bk. 78 3k. 78 Bk. 78 Bk. 78 c. 6089 Pa. 6202 Pg. 8364 Pg. 8783 g. 8789 Pg. 8797 Pg. 8802

NOTICE BILLOF1stROG.2ndRDG.COMMITTEEANDTS.3rdRDG.ASS’NTCHAPTEI MOTION 92ANACTTOAITNDTHEST.1OHN’SASSESS1TNTACTk.55Bk.53k.76k.78Bk.78Bk.7875 g6089Pg.6202Pg.8776g.8793Pg8800Pg.8804 93ANACTTOANENDTHECITYOFST.JOHN’S(LOAN)k.55Bk.563k.78k.78Bk.78Bk.7874 ACT,1976a.6089Pg.6202Pg8776g.8793Pg.8800Pg.8804 ANACTTOANENDTHEMINERALACT,1976k.55Bk.56 g.6089Pg.6203 95ANACTTOANENDCERTAINTAXATICNSTATUTES,1981k.55Bk.56k.76k.76Bk.78Bk.7871 g.6088Pg.6201‘g.8750g.8793Pg.8800Pg.8804 96ANACTTOANENDTHEREGISTRATIONOFDEEDSACTk.55Bk.56k.78k.78Bk.78Bk.7873 g.6069Pg.6202g.8751g.8793Pg.8800Pg.8804 57ANACTTOANENDTHEASSIGNZTNiOFBOOKDEBTSACTk.55Bk.56k.78k.78Bk.78Bk.7872 g.6089Pg.6201Pg.8751Pg.8793Pg.8800Pg.8804 99ANACTTOANENDTHEINSURANCECOMPANIESACTk.80Bk.81k.90k.95Bk.96Bk.9688 a.8886Pg.8953‘g.10,051‘g.10,627Pg.lO,762Pg.10,763

NOTICE OF 1st RDG. 2nd RDG. COMMITTEE AMDTS. 3rd RDG. ASSNT

CHAPTER MOTION 100

AN ACT TO AMEND THE PROVINCIAl P?RXS ACT Bk. 80 Bk. 81 Bk. 90 Bk. 95 k. 96 k. 96 89 Pg. 8886 Pg. 8954 Pg.. 10,059 Pg. 10,62 ‘g. 10,762 ?g.10,763 Bk. 88 104

AN ACT TO AMEND THE WCRKERS’ COMPENSATION ACT Bk. SC Bk. 81 Pg. 9783 Bk. 90 Bk. 91 3k. 96 84 (NO. 2) Pg. 888 Pg. 8952 Bk. o Pg. 10,02 Pg. 10,130 c.10,763 Pg. 9,988 105

AN ACT TO AMEND THE STATUS OF WOMEN ADVISORY Bk. 80 Bk. 81 COUNCIL ACT Pg. 888 Pg. 8955 106

AN ACT TO RATIFY, CONFIRM AND ADOPT AN AGREEMENT Bk. 80 Bk. 61 Bk. 81 Bk. 90 Bk. 91 k. 96 77 BETWEEN THE C-CVERNFINT AND THE GOVERNMENT OF P0. 888 Pc. 8951 Pg. 8955 Pg.10,018 Pc. 10,130 g.l0,763 CANADA RESPECTING RECIPROCAl TAXMION CF THESE Bk. 82 GOVERNZINTS AND THEIR AGENCIES Pg. 9063 107

AN ACT TO AMEND TEE CITY OF CORNER BROOK ACT Bk. SC Bk. El Ig. 888 Pg. 8952 108

AN ACT TO AMEND THE ST. JOHN’S ASSESSMENT ACT Bk. 80 Eli. 81 (NC. 2) Pg. 868E Pg. 6952 _______ — k. 83 - Pg. 9180 109

AN ACT TO ESTABLISH TEE AlCOHOL AND DRUG Bk. 80 Bk. 81 J 33Jk. 90 k. 91 3k. 96 83 DEPENDENCY COMMISSION OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND Pc. 8867 Pg. 6954 EL 86 g. 10,019 g. 10,130 Dg• 10,764 LABRADOf. P. 9514 _______________________________________________ _______ __________ g. 9748

NOTICE BILLOF1stRDG.2ndRDG.COMMITTEEANDTS.3rdRDG.ASSNTCHAPTE MOTION 110ANACTTOADThEHIGHWAYTRAFFICACT(NO.3)k.80Bk.81 a.8886Pg.8953 111ANACTTOPROVIDEESSENTIALHEALTHSERVICESTOk.79Bk.79k.79Bk.79Bk.79Bk.7976 THEPEOPLEOFTHEPRCVINCIg.8808Pg.8808Pg.8808Pg.8853Pg.8853Pg.8854 k.90 113ANACTTOAMENDTHEDEPARTMENTCFFINANCEACTk.GOBk.81Pg.10,031 g.8885Pg.8952k.92 Pg.10,216 ,k.93 Pg.10,326 114ANACTTOAMENDTHEGRANDFALLSHOSPITALik.60Bk.81 (MANAGEMENT)ACT,1961g.8887Pg.8954 ANACTTOENABLEPRICE(NEED.)PULP&PAPERk.85Bk.86k.90k.90Bk.91Bk.9687 LINITEDTOBECOMEAFEDERALCORPORATIONa.9425Pg.9513Pg.10,003Pg.10,030Pg.10,13.Pg.1O,764 116ANACTTOAMENDTHEELECTORAlBCUNDARIESk.83Bk.85 DELIMITATIONACT,1973g.9171Pg.9433 117ANACTTOAMENDCERTAINACTSRESPECTINGk.85Bk.86 GOVERNMENTDEPARTMENTSTOPROVIDETHEPOWERg.9425Pg.9514 FORMINISTERSTOENTERINTOAGREEMENTSSUBJECT TOSPECIFIEDTERMSANDCONDITIONS

NOTICE OF MOTION BiLL 1st RDG. 2nd RDG. COMMITTEE AMDTS. 3rd RDG. ASSENT

CHAPTER C . Bk. 91 Bk. 95 Bk. 96 118 AN PACT TO A!.ND AND REVISE THE LAW PROVIDING FOR Bk. 85 Bk. 86 Pg. 10,131 Pg. 10,62 Pg. 10740Bk. 96 Bk. 96 ACCESSIBILITY IC BUILDINGS FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED Pg. 9425 Pg. 9513 Bk 92 Bk 96 56,58, Pg.10,762 Pg.10,76 PERSONS Pg. 10,213 Pg: 10,69 59,60. 119

AN ACT RESPECTING CERTAIN POWERS CF APPOINiENT Bk. 85 Bk. 86 Pg. 9425 Pg. 9514

BUDGETDEBATE (PACE21)

BUDGETDEBATE DATEMEMBERPAGEBOOK Apr.14/81“ThattheHouiereso]veintoCommittee ofWays&Means”J.Collins3346.31. BudgetspeechdeliveredbyMinister ofFinance,Han.3.Collins3347—77. May04/81DEBATED:—E.M.Roberts3409-3503.32. May05/81“‘3544—69.33. W.W.Marshall3565—66. S.A.Neary3570—3584. Amendment:“Strikeoutallwords after‘that’aridsubstituteS.A.Neary3584. SeconderF.White3584. AmendmentinorderMr.Speaker(Butt)3585. S.A.Neary3585—3620. 3.Collins3620—21. Nay11/81“4010—46.37. T.Brnnett4046—65. June18/81W.W.Marshall7010—30.63. L.Thaws7030—44. B.Moores7044—62. J.Carter7063—72.

Tabledanarticlefrom TheTorontoSundatedFeb.10/81 rePrimeMinisterTrudeau““7070. June19/81““7135—39.64. F.B.Rowe7139—55. J.Morgan7156—82. T.Lush7182—7202. PremierPeckford7203—7211 June23/81L.Stir1inc7250—70.65 h1r’itterIrorPrerder entitled“MyChallengeToYou’““7260. Amendmentlost7270. MainMotion:—L.Thorns7270-72. MainMotionCarried7272. 21

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(Estimates) (PAGES22—23) I

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY DEPT.HEADING MessagefromtheLieutenant—Governorofthe frevinceofNefoundlandtoMi.n.ofFinance— ‘Totransmitestimatesrequiredforthepublic serviceforyearending31stofMarch1982 ($1,477,285,800)” Mr.Speaker3379.31. .3.Collins ConsolidatedFund ServicesJ.Collins4122,27,36,48.38. 4150,53,69,73.” 4180. 4579.42. I.Stirling4126,49.38. S.A.Neary4129,42,57,70.38. 4573,80,86.42. 4601. P.Noores4164.38. L.M.Roberts4176.38. 105—02—02—Pensions L.Stirling4586,95,99.42. 4608,23. J.Collins4593,96.42. 4609,22,30. S.A.Neary4609,34.42. 104—PublicI)ebt T.Bennett4616.42. 3.1\.Carter4641.42. L.ihows4645.42.

ConsolidatedFundServicesEstimateFCarried4913.45. LegislativeL.Stirling—ParliamentaryCorrissioner4914.45. 202-01--AuditorGeneral I.Stirling4915,21,30,45.45. PremierPeckford4916,19,25,38.” 4951,64. J.Collins4918.45. S.I.Neary4919,71,85.45. 22

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (cont’d.) DEPT. HEADING PACK 1300K Legislative fccnt’d.) A. Thorns 4957. 45. W.W. Marshall 4980. 45. 203-01 — Office of the Parliamentary CoDullissioner A. Stirling 5041,49. 46. W.W. Marshall 5042,45. 46. *yjssed subheads 201—04—07 through to 201—08—02 5050. 46. Legisiative Estimates Carried 5050. 46. Executive Council 301-01 - Lieutenant-Governor’s Establiithrnent - Congratulations to Dr. W.A. Paddon, incoming Lieutenant—Governor and best wishes to Mr. G.A. Winter W.W. Marshall 5051. 46. L. Stirling 5052. 302—01 — Premier’s Office S.A. Neary 5054,67. 46. W.W. Marshall 5058,75,85,94. 46. L.

Thoms 5061. 41. L. Stirling 5076. 46. N. Doyle 5082. 4• Party pamphlet printed Ly Jesperson Printing Limited 5083. 46. S.A. Neary 5085. 46. 13. Hancock 5093. 46. Executive Council Estimates Curried 5099. 46. 23

FIISCELLANEOUF (PACES24—27)

MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTBYWHOMPAGEBOOK CongratulatedthePremieronbeingpresentedwithE.Hiscock4625. theVanierawardW.Marshall462. WelcomedtheResidentGeneralManagerof BowatersinCornerBrook,Mr.WallaceClarkMr.Speaker699.7. WelcomedadelegationfromtheTownCouncilof Twillinqate,ledbyMayorHerbGillett,a formerM.B.A.Mr.Speaker1245.12. WelcomedadelegationfromtheTownCouncilof DaydeVerdeMr.Speaker1362.13. WelcomedClydeWells,aformerM.B.A.Mr.Speaker1904.18. NotedthattheOrderPaperswillbelatein arrivingMr.Speaker1991.19. NewseatingarranqementsintheHousefor Hon.P.Dawe,lion.H.Andrews&Mr.C.BrettMr.Speaker2338.22.

WelcomedA.Wornell,formerM.B.A.forHermitageMr.Chairman(Butt)2522.23. LetterreceivedfromGovernmenthousewithregard toresolutionofcongratulationssenttothe QueenupontheengagementofthePrinceofWales andLadyDianaSpencerMr.Speaker2901.27. We]comcdthenewlyelectedmemberforBellevueMr.Speaker3235.30. District,W.Callan3383.32. W.Marshall3504.32. TheportraitoformerSpeaker, lion.C.R.Ottenheimer,nowdisplayedinthe HouseMr.Speaker3235.30. WelcomedMissElizabethHutchings,GrandFalls, anewPageinthehleuseMr.Speaker3383.32. WelcomedMrs.PaulineJewett,amemberof ParliamentferNewWestwinister,B.C.Mr.Speaker3801.35.

WelcomedmenfromtheCanadianCouncilofLandMr.Chairman(Butt)4578.42. urveyera WelcomedMr.JimReid,aformerM.ti.A.& MinisteroftheCrownMr.Speaker4910.45. WelcomedtheLeaderoftheGovt.oftheYukon, theHon.ChrisPearsonMr.Speaker5359.49. 24

MISCELLANEOUS (cont’d.) SUBJECT BY WJTOM PAGE BOOK Order of business to be called for next couple of days W. Marshall 5462. 49. Welcomed students from Grand Falls Academy Mr. Speaker 5719. 52. Elementary School L. Stirling 5720. Welcomed the Hon. Prouse Chappel, Minister of Agriculture & Forestry from P. E. I. and Mr. Reid Sangster, grain co—ordinator with the Agriculture & Forestry Dept. in P.E.I. Mr. Speaker 6619. 60. Welcomed the Hon. Hugh Planche, Minister of Economic Development for Alberta Mr. Speaker 6978. 63. Welcomed Mr. George Clarke, former Speaker of the Nfld. Legislature & Mr.

Jim Bilton, former Speaker of the Manitoba Legislature Mr. Speaker 7212. 65. Welcomed Hon. Donald Orchard, Minister of Highways & Transportation of Manitoba and Mr. Albert Driedger, an M.L.A. for Emerson constituency in Manitoba Mr. Speaker 7222. 65. Welcomed Mr. William Gilbert, Mr. Timothy Hayward and Mr. Richard Saudek from the State of Vermont, here attending the conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers Mr. Speaker 7435. 67. Welcomed Governor Joseph Brennan and party from Mr. Chairman (Butt) 7633. 68. the State of Maine Welcome the Mm. of Fisheries for New Brunswick, the Hon.

Jan Gauvin Mr. Speaker 7995. 72. Acknowledge the presence of officers of Kleinwort J. Collins 8329. 75. Benson, ECGD and Peat Marwick seated in gallery L. Stirling 8329. Agreement to forego Private Member’s Day to deal L. Stirling 8363. 75. with certain Govt. orders on the Order Paper W.W. Marshall 8364. Mr. Speaker 8364. Welcome Deputy Mayor O’Neil and Councillors Innes and Duff, representing the City of St. John’s Mr. Speaker 8368. 75. Welcomed Mayor I. Cuff of the town of Musgrave Harbour and Councillor Gus Kerwin frost Deer Lake Town Council Mr. Speaker 8473. 76. Welcomed a group representincj the Nfld.

Motorcycle Training Programme 8646. 77. Welcomed Mr. & Mrs. Tim Fortescue and Mr. Peter Mr. Speaker (Butt) 8678. 78. Everett, visitors from the United Kingdom 25

MiSCELLANEOUS(cont’d.) MenlofromMr.SpeakerSimmeexrpssng appreciationtomembersandstaffofthehouse fortheirco—operationduringthesession CongratulationstoHon.C.F.Ottenheimer, MinisterofJustice,whowaselectedasChairman oftheExecutiveCommitteeoftheentire CommonwealthParliamentaryAssociation Thank—youlettersreceivedfrompeoplewho attendedthe21stregionalCPAconferencehosted byNfld.inAugust WelcomedHr.RonPumphrey,newCouncilior—Eleci: fortheCityofSt.John’s WelcomedSirRichardOlfene,theImperia]Chief RubenoftheShrinersofNorthAmerica WelcomedMr.AlexMoores,formerM.!f.A.

Welcomedaformermemberandminister, Mr.TomDoyle,PresidentoftheAlcohol&Drug AddictonFoundation WelcomedDr.DonaldMorrisonSmith,Scientific AdvisorfortheInternationalAffairsSecretariat ofHealth&WelfareCanadaandformerChairman oftheUnitedNationsCommissiononNarcoticDrugs WelcomedadelegationrepresentingtheLabrador InuitAssociation WelcomedMissSiobhanDavis,anewpageinthe Legislature WelcomedrepresentativesfromtheLabradorInuit AsnociationandtheIndianFederationofNfld. PresentedagifttotheMinisterofMunicipal AffairsfromthetownofIsleauxMorts corenemoratingherofficialvisittothattown Mr.Speaker(Butt)8805. Mr.Speaker8855.

Mr.Speaker8997. Mr.Speaker9059. Mr.Speaker(Butt)9542. Mr.Speaker9632. Mr.Speaker9714. SUBJECTBYWHOMPAGE Mr.Speaker Mr.Speaker 8855. 8944. WelcomedJamesFaqan,CouncillorfortheCityof St.John’sMr.Speaker9024. Mr.Speaker(Butt)9236. BOOK 78. 80. 80. 81. 81. 82. 82. 83. 86. 87. 87. 88. 88. 89. 92. ChangeinseatingplanoftheHouse—W.CalicoMr.Speaker9632. CongratulationstotheClerk,MissBettieDuff, onthearticlethatappearedintheWeekend EditionoftheDailyNews“Canada’sOnlyFemale LeqislativeClerk,BettieDuff” S.A.Neary C.Ottenheimer PremierPeckford Mr.Speaker 9745. 9746. 9747. 9747. Mr.Speaker9858.

S.A.Neary Mr.Speaker H.Newhook S.A.Neary 10197. 10198. 10204. 10204. 26

MISCELLANEOUS fcont’d.) SUBJECT BY WHOM PAGE BOOK Welcomed Harold Collins, former M.H.A. & Minister of the Crown Mr. Speaker 10203. 92. S. A. Neary requesting leave to send a message of congratulations to the Prime Minister for the passing of the Constitution through the S. A. Neary 10542. 95. House of Commons W. W. Marshall 10542. Expressed appreciation to members and staff of the House of Assembly and Nfld. & Labrador Press Mr. Speaker 10768. 96. Gallery 10776. 97. 27

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Judicial incuiry intc a shooting accident in the Avondale area by an ECMP Officer *Iabled report of the inQuiry If the Govt. comic books and Teachers’ Manuals revardina Nfld. will be used in the schools Number of mining inspectors witli Dept. of Labour & Manpower Evacuation of James Turnbull of Charlottetown from his home due to flooding since the road was upgraded Dismissal or suspension of social workers at Grand Falls re social assistance Education: requests by school boards and DEC’s to bring the primary & elementary schools up to standard; Valleyfield School and school in Green Bay L. Stirling T.

Lush 113.117.433,447.10291571.1790—98.2118.2366.2687.2818.3023,30.438.2507.441.2233.2497,99.2686.444.119.127. 2.5.10.15.17.20.22.25.26.28.5.23.5.21.23.25.5. 114.434.1572.2686—96.3023,30.436,47.10291790—98.2118.2234,56.2366,78.2499—2508.2819.3023. 2.5.15.25.28.5.10.17.20.21.22.23.26.28. 120. 2. 126. 2. SUBJECT CPL QUESTIONS ASKED BY PAGE BOcK ANSWERED BY L. Thorns 111. Labour situation in the Province: strikes at College of Trades & Technclcgy and WcrkersT Compensation Board; ACM Sales; teachers, nurses and warders contracts 2. BOOK 111. 2. 7917. 71. a, G. Flight S.A. Neary T. Bennett S. A. Neary 0. P.

Ottenheirner W. W. Marshall J. Ccllins I. Dinn 2. L. Verge 2.2. P. C. Brett 2. T. V. Hickey L. Verge Premier Peckford C. Flight 125. I. Dinn E. Hiscock S. A. Neary C. Flight L. Stirling 125.237. 2.3. 130.132.212. 3. 1007. 10. 131. 2. 214.1007. j.10.

ORAL QUESTIONS fcontd.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Removal of slot machines frcm CN ferries operating between Nfid. and Nova Scotia 224.675.988.682.995. L. Thons 322.422. 3.7.9.7.9. 225.676.992,98. 3.7.9. S. A. Neary 220. 3. C. P. Ottenheirner 220. 3. I. Thon’s 223. Revised high school program and F. B. Rowe I. Verge implementation of the Grade Xll program I E. Hiscock Bill #54 — Protect;on of the Forests: B. Tulk 230. 3. C.

Power 230. 3. spruce budworm spray prograir; report of 567. 6. 567. 6. the contingency plan; spray plane 6074. 55. ‘ 2373. 22. jettisoning matacil near Gander ‘ 0 7119. 64. 3049. 28. ‘ ‘ 7679,86. 69. 4557. 42. “ “ 7691. ‘ 7119. 64. “ 9831. 89. “ 7542=63. 68. L. Thorns 231. 3. 7684. 69. 5. A. Neary 2372. 22. 9832. 89. “ 7548,57. 68. H. Andrews 6075—80. 55. 0 0 7560,65. 0 6088. 7682,90. 69. 0 7565—69. 68. G. Flight 3049. 28. 7673,80. 69. “ 4557. 42. 7685—94. 6077,60. 55. 9837. 89. L. Stirline 6079. 55. “ “ 7542. 68. ‘ 7553,59. “ 0 7564,68.7673. 69. 768894. D. Hancock 7678. E.P.A. - controversy surrounding the T.

Bennett 234. 3. R.C. Brett 234. 3. 2- airport concept in Western Nfld.: 338. 4. 339. 4. E.P.A. lifting of services from “ 4200. 39. ‘ 1367. 13. Deer Lake airport 7340. 66. J. Goudie 4200. 39. L. Stirling 1367. 13. P. Dawe 7340. 66. Royal Nfld. Constabulary: tr. B. G. R. Cttenlieirner 324. 4. Jamriieson, President of the Canadian 0 426. Police Brctlierliood 571. 6. 571. Tabled letters n

ORAL OUESTIONS (ccnt’d.) CN’s proposal regarding container service in this Province: lay—oIls Dept. responsible for consumer affairs and if gasoline prices are being looked into 0 Has Govt. any plans tc counteract the propcganda waged by the anti-seal protestors against the seal hunt *Mahofley report & McCarthy report (into industrial accidents at I.O.C.C.) received by Dept. of Justice Report tabled 549.4673.4748. 6.43.44. H. C. Brett 328. TITI 345•418.561. V. House 333.7112.549.4673.4748. 6.43.44. -S SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BCOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BCOK DREE:— Roads in St. Mary’s-the-Capes 0. Hancock 327. 4. 4.

TITI 412. IITI 56 1. 6 .ITTIII T. Lush 343. 4. IIII 6. S. A. Meary 331. 4. H. C. Brett 331. 4. TIB 3137. 29. W. W. Marshall 3138. 29. Senior citizens drug program: C. Warren 333. 4. 4. dispensing fee S. A. Neary 7111. 64. 64. Craft centre in Gocse Bay E. Hiscock 341, 4. 4. C. Warren 3642. 34. 34.4.6. S. A. Neary 430. 5. 5. F. Hiscock 562. 6. B6. C. Warren 445. 5. Court case re legislaticn on Churchill C. Flight Falls, Water Reversion Act (bill 25) : 1TI CFLC0; development of the Lower Churchill L. Stirling power sites; Muskrat Falls Report of the Mahoney inquiry into the I.

Thorns 555. 6. spending practices of the Dept. of Public S. A. Neary 3539. 33. Works: another commission to investigate L. Stirling 40Q6. 38. Confederation Trust &/or Stanfield Trust F. White 4100. 38. J. Gcudie H. Young 341.3642.343.571. W. W. Marshall C. H. Ottenheimer 430.432.564. W. W. Marshall 446. Premier Peckford W. W. Marshall C. P. Clttenheimer W. W. Marshall 555.699.3540.3961.4096. 6.7.33.37.38. G.R. Ottenheimer W. W. Marshall 2825. 26. 3961. 37.

ORAL QUESTIONS fcont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PACE BOOK ANSWEPED BY PAGE BOOK Roads: funds to upgrade the roads in T. Bennett 556. 6. F. C. Brett 556. 6. district of St. Barbe fi.

e) Castor River, “ 559. H 560. Bartletts Harbcur, etc.; interim financing Budget: interiir supply bill; cut in the L. Thorns 558. 6. J. Collins 558. 6. Dept. of Health & Education budgets L. Stirling 1464. 14. H 1464. 14. 1553 15 1553 15 2235. 21. “ 2235. 21. 2803. 26. “ 2383. 22. 2803. 26. Cat Arm Hydrc Eevelopwent: C. Flight 684. 7. L. 0. Barry 684. 7. environmental studies; regulations of 2014. 19. K. Dawe 2014. 19. the tnvironrner.tal Assessment Act; local 2113,26. 20. 2114,27. 20. preference policy for employment 4183. 39. II. Andrews 4183. 39. 4416. 41. H 4417. 41. T. Bennett 6423. 58.

Premier Peckford 6425. 58. Funding for the insulation of the L. Thorns 687. 7. J. Morgan 687. 7. provincially owned bait—hcldinc unit 1000. 9. 1898. 18. at St. Laurence H H 1896. 18. “ “ 1984. H 1981. W. W. Marshall 1003. 9. Coastal Labrador DREE Agreement: C. Warren 690. 7. Premier Peckford 690. 7. meeting with Fed. Mm. of OPEl (Mr. P. OeBar.e) ; Labrador Straits Road Recycling of beer cans & soft drink cans; 0. Hancock 694. F. Eawe 695. 7. Breweries car.r.ing beer Why the old Cabot Highway in Piacer.tia C. Warren 695. 7. Premier Peckfcrd 696,98. 7.

Bay has been closed and if it will be re-opened tc carry on the federal coonunity prcect tthe rock for the slipway)If a separate dept. of consumer E. Hiscock 696. 7. Premier Peckfcrd 697. 7. affairs will e set up again

GfI QUESTIONS (ccnt’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOCK Mobil Oil production plans; federal & S.. Neary 783. 8. Premier Peckford 783. 8. provincial permits; cffshore ownership G. Flight 789. Proposed synchrolift for St. Johns: D. Hollett 792. 8. J. Collins 792. 8. cost tc ON and the Province; interest on the $6.5 million loan Boat bounty subsidies: status of D. Hancock 798,802. 8. J. Morgan 801. B. Federal/Provincial subsidies on bcats; E. Hiscock 605. 8. deadline for applications for the Gear Subsidy Program Strike situation in the Province: S. A. Neary 900. 9.

Premier Peckfcrd 901.20. 9. discuss situation with Nf Id. Federation of Labour (Mr. Mayo) Teachers’ contract: strike; F. B. Rowe 902. 9. L. verge 903. 9. conciliation board report““ 3532. 33.“‘ 2574,82. 24. I. Lush 2120. 2C.“ 3529—39 33. ° 3388. 32.‘ 3749. 35. 3626. 34. “ 3841. 36. 3749. 35.“ 3853—58. 3851,55. 36. J. Collins 904. 9. C. Flight 2574,80. 24.“ 3389. 32. 2585.“ 3623. 34. 3536,37. 33.“ 3836. 36. L. Stirlinc’ 3384. 32.“ 4888. 45. 3526,28. 33. J. Dinn 2120. 20. 3623. 34.‘ 3626. 34. 3836. 36. W. W. Marshall 3384. 32. 4888. 45. I. Hiscock 3537. 33. B. Tulk 3843,57. 36. L. Thoms 3854.

Inter—faith family and ccnunity centre T. Bennett 907. 9. T. V. Hickey 907. 9. at Corner Brook: funding If Municipal & Provincial Govt’s. would S. A. Neary 911. 9. T. V. Hickey 912. 9. share the cost of transporting the handicapped in the City

CRAL QUESTIONS C cont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Timber supply for Abitibi—Price Mill in Steplienville; Grand Falls Mill Matacil: if there is any danger of a spillage of metacil stored in Bunker 630 in Stephenville Social assistance: student applyina to Dept. of Social Services for aid to buy books in order to attend trades school; reinstatement of the mother’s allowance OPEl funding fcr the Corner Brcok harbour deuelcprr.ent 1020. 10. 1021.Moose licence applications & fees B. Tulk 913. 9. C. Power 914. 9. I. Hodder 918. 9. J. Hcder 1016. 10. C. Power 1016. 10. S. A. Neary 1020. 10. N.

Windsor R. Dawe ‘I. Bennett 1022. 10. 1. V. Hickey 1022. 10. S. A. Nearv 1027. I. Stirling 1125,26. 11. Preriier Peckfcrd 1125—49 11. “ “ 1129,32. J. Dinn 1245—69 12. 0 1142. R. C. Brett 1365. 13. “ “ 1245. 12. 1364. 13. S. A. Nearv 1126,28. 11. “ 1131,36 1147. 1259. 12. T. Lush 1252,68. C. Flight 1263. F. White 1265. J. Hcdder 1267. S. A. Nearv 1369. 13. P. C. Brett 1370. 13. “ ‘ 1688. 16. “ “ 1582. 15. “ “ 1774,87 17. PreEner Peckford 1774—90 17. L. Thcrps 1784. 17.

Strike at the Ccilege cf Trades & Technolcgy & The Workers’ CcEnpensation Board: Minister of Labour & Manpcwer & W Minister of Transportation signing a petiticn in support of the strike; resignaticns Use of a c-cvt. owned tractor-trailer by the Minister of Transpcrtaticn to transport his yacht from Hr. Ereton to Clarenville: table the receipt of payment T. Bennett 1374. 12. Premier Peckford 1374. 13.

ORAL QUESTIOIS (cont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOCK ANSERED BY PAGE BOCK Compulsory autcrrobile insurance: C. Flight 1378. 13. R. C. Brett 1378. 13. survey done by the RCZT re public liability insurance Interprovincial ferry service: report T. Lush 1383. 13. R. C. Brett 1384. 13. of the corrinittee; St. Brendan’s 2374. 22. R. Dawe 2375. 22. ferry service“‘ 6990. 63.“ 6991. 63. 7079. “I, 7082. When will the Govt. be in a position E. !. Roberts 1466. 14. J. Collins 1467. 14. to announce the appointment cf an Premier Peckfcrd 1467. Auditor General for the Province Auditor General’s Report: $350,000. S. A.

Neary 1467. 14. P. Dave 1456. 14. granted to the cortrunity of Trepassey for the construction of a stadium Mining industry in Euchans: G. Flight 1473. 14. L. 0. Barry 1473. 14. ASAFCC; Abitibi-Frice L. Stirling 1480. Correctional centre for the Province: 0. Warren 1480. 14. G. P. Ottenbeirrer 1481. 14. where the next centre will be L. Tlicrs 2484. 23.“ 2485. 23. established; cost of transferring “ 2824. 26. inmates from Labrador to the Island; removal of the prisoner’s box frcir the courthouse Comment on reports by the CBC and the I. Thorns 1486. 14. C. P.. Ottenheimer 1486. 14.

Evening Telegra.rr that they were refused permission to view the facilities at the St. John’s lock—up Come by Chance & Clarenville Hospitals L. Stirling 1555. 15. W. House 1555. 15. Construction industry S. A. Neary 1558. 15. J. Collins 1559. 15. P. C. Brett 1560.

ORAL QUEETIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT V ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ASSWEBED BY PAGE BOOK Cartwright Town Council: tender for E. Uisccck 1568. 15. P. C. Brett 1569. 15. snow removal tccntract given to Headland Construction owned by Ze1 Wocdward) Why work has been curtailed on the S. A. Neery 1569. 15. 1. Collins 1570. 15. Upper Salmon 1. 0. Barry 1581. Roads and highwavs to be upgraded C. Warren 1570. 15. P. C. Brett 1570. 15. and paved: Belevue roads Nfld. Hydro: requestina an 8% L. Stirling 1666. 16. Premier Peckford 1666—88. 16. increase in electrical rates; ERCC; C.

Flight 1682. 1879. 18. freeze electrical rates; overcharge “ 1879. 18. ci $lm by Nfld. Light & Power Conflict of interest guidelines — S. . 5:ear 1887. 18. Premier Peckford 1888. i$• if any ninisters cr former ministers “ 1974. H “ ‘. 1977. bought stock Cr shares on the stock market ir. ccnnecticn with offshore cii Dept’s. polloy cm the issuing of D. Hancock 1901. 18. C. Pcwer 1901. 18. cuttir.g permits for firewood Ccnfrontaticr. by the 1’inister of S. A. Neary 1991. 19. Premier Peckford 1991. 19. Fisheries toward the Nova Scotia H 0 2121. 20. W. W. b’arsliall 2122. 20.

Govt.; if this will damace relations between the Nova Scotia fishermen and fishermen from Nfld. who fish off the Ncva Scctia Coast Withdrew question for S. A. Neary 2565. 23. 5:30 late show Why there is a backlog of student I. Eiscock 1999. 19. L. Verge 2000. 19. loan appiicaticns in the Student ?.id Division, the appeals divisicn of the Dept. of Educaticn

GrenfellCollege,CornerBrook; watersupply ProvincialParks:parkforLabrador AmencrialCoettcratingSirHur-phrey Gilbert’sarrival:ifcitycouncil hasrequestedfundingfrorttheFrcv.

Govt.toerecttheoertcrial AtlanticEnergyCorporationfcnedby F.U.EocseveltJr.):exclusiverights tomarketpowergeneratedatthe LowerChurchillproject AmalaaraticnofthetownsofWindsor andGrandFalls Implcmentforhandicappedpecple Registrationofmotorvehiclesfc•r1981; anextensionoftime Neetingwithoilcompaniesexecutives: extensionoftimeforproduction plans;offshoreownership Gasproduction:timedelay;pipeline DirectionfromtheChair;Whena membermisleadstheHouse,isitaquestion ofprivilegeandhowisitdealtwith ExtensiontoConfederationBldg.: constructionoftheConfederationEldg. complex;rentedaccomodations (cent‘d.) PAGEECCK SUBJECT OPIQUESTIONS ASKEDBYAlSWEFDBYPAGEBCGK I.N.Fcberts2003.19.H.Ycung2003.19. “ 2007.L.Verge2004.

G.Warren2011.19.N.Windscr2011.19. P.Dawe2012. U.Hancock2013.19.P.Dawe2013.19. S.A.Neary2109.20.L.U.Barry2109.20. ‘0 2356.22.PremierPeckfcrd2357.22. C.Flight2236.21.H.Newbook2236.21. T.Lush2239.21.1.V.Hickey2240.21. S.A.Neary2242.21.PremierPeckford2243.21. 00 2383.22. S.A.Neary2244.21./1.U.Barry2245.21. G.flight2249.21. / L.U.Barry2251.21. L.Stirling2255.21.Mr.Speaker2255.21. S.A.Neary2359.22.PremierPeckford2359.22. ““ 2384. W.Callan10681.96.H.Young1068396.

ORAL QUESTIONS (cont’d.) —3 SUBJECT ASKED BY Dormitory at North West River: if the C.

Warren dormitory will be re-opened to accomodate students from Mud Lake and Paradise River Groups in the Public Service Commission attempting to break agreements that are already signed Cartwright off the Labrador Coast — polar bears DPE roads agreement If the Premier cr nir.isters will he in the House today Doctors: dissatisfied with the fees that were negotiated; legislation to stop double billing School system in Churchill Falls ;itendment to the Landlord & Tenant Cpesidential Tenancies) Act: Regency Tower situation Extension of municipal Ioundaries arcund St.

John’s area: including Airport Heights, Shea Heights E. M. Pcterts 25t3. C. P. Ottenheirrer 2371. 22. 2563. 24. S. A. Neary 0. Hancock PAGE HOOK 1ESWERED BY PAGE BOOK 2363. 22. 1. Goudie 2364. 22. H. Young 2366. “ “ 2510. 23. 2371. 22. 3. Collins 2374. 22. H. Andrews 2374. 22. ‘ ‘ 2509. 23. 2487. 23. Premier Peckford 2487. 23. 2909. 27. W. W. Marshall 2910. 27. 2566. 24. W. W. Marshall 2566. 24. 2685. 25. 2685. 25. 2566. 24. W. House 2566. 24. 2568. 24. L. verge 2569. 24. 2572. 24. 2572. 24. 2577. 24. W. House 2577. 24. 2816. 26. G. F. Ottenheimer 2579. 3023,30. 28. J. Collins 2580. “ ‘ 3023,30. 28. 3.

Dinn 2819. 26. 3023. 28. S. A. Neary S. A. Neary C. Warren L. Thors S. A. earv T. Lush S. A. Neary Contingency pian in the event cf a strike by nurses & X-ray & lab technicians; warders at the penitentiary 24. H. Newhook

ORALQUESTIONS(ccnt’d.) SUBJECTASKEDBYPAc-EECOKASSEREDBYPAC-EBOOK Ifthebrideeir.CodroywillbeS.A.Neary2586.24.R.Dawe2587.24. builtbytheProvincialGovt. WhenwillimprovementsbemadetotheS.ANeary2587.24.R.Dave2588.24.

PrincePhilipParkwayinthecampus area DuringthePresentingofReports:IfthereE.H.Roberts2588.24. areanyotherspecialwarrantsthat havenetbeentabled,butwereissued beforethehouseoct Freedruccard&prccraxr.fortheI.Hiscock2696.25.W.House2697.25. transpc.rtaticncfthedisabledfromI.V.Hickey2699. 0 Ganderandotherareas IfthePremierofNfld.supportsL.Thoos2700.25.W.W.Marshall2700.25. there—electionoftheParty wQuebecoisinQuebec SuperChiporRetro-Fitprocramme:C.Flight2701.25.L.U.Barry2701.25. sponsoredbytheFederalGovt. Nursingshortage:cutinhospitalU.Hancock2706.25.W.House2706.25. ‘\expenditure 0 6185.56.‘3040.28.

E.M•Roberts3039.28.“‘3519.32. O 3524.32.6061.55. S.A.Neary3518. 0 6179.56. 6286.57.“6279.57. L.Stirlino6061.55.‘6414.58. O0 6179.56. 0 6627.60. 6413.58. 6626.60. F.White6279.57. StudentloanstoNemorialUniversityS.A.Neary2806.26.J.Collins2807,09.26. students:collectionofloansthat2824. areinarrearsC.K.Ottenheimer2807.

ORAL QUESTIONS fccnt’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK 1’SWE BED BY PAGE BOOK RCMP services contract - status of L. Thorns 2809. 26. G. P. Ottenheimer 2809. 26. negotiations between the Federal & ‘ 3042. 28. 3042. 28. Provincial Govts.; reduction of services; statement by Solicitor General for Canada New World Island & Twillingate Island W. N. Rowe 2815. 26. T. V. Hickey 2815. 26. residents: establishment of an institution for the training of mentally or physically handicapped adults Salvaging of pulpwccd: timber being C. Flight 2901,22. 27. C. Power 2903,16. 27. exported; pulpwood salvaged and sold T.

Lush 2915. 2922. by Quebec Companies; stuxt’page fee 3145. 29. 3145. 29. Opposition offices at Confederation J.A. Carter 2913. 27. J. Collins 2914. 27. Building E.N. Roberts 2914. If the Minister will have an C. Warren 2919. 27. C. P. Ottenheimer 2920. 27. investiqation into food pricing in the Province (i.e.) Labrador food prices If House should proceed with Question F. M. Roberts 3024. 28. 1. Collins 3025. 28. Period and then revert to Ministerial Mr. Speaker 3025. Statements for statement by Mm. of Finance regarding the teachers & warders negotiations H. B. Nickerson & Sons: processing and I. Thorns 3149. 29.

J. Morgan 3150. 29. harvesting of northern cod Nfld. Developnent Corp.: loans to S. A. Neary 3153. 29. J. Collins 3153. 29. companies that were not recovered N. Windsor 3153. TV coverage: live coverage of all L. Stirling 3243. 30. Premier Peckfcrd 3243. 30. sittings of the House including the Budget speech

ORALQUESTIONS(ccnt’d.) Supplyofagriculturallimeorlime stonetofarmers:tailingsfrcmthe mineinDaniel’sHarbour;cadmium content L.Stirlinc’ S.A.Neary F.B.Rowe C.flight RCMPrecommendationswithrespecttoF.White investigaticnintotheDevinecontract Theregulationsregardingsummerhomes orccttagesbeingbuiltinawilderness Crrernctearea .Biggamelicences 0 Cormnunitypastureprogramme: SheepBreedersAssociation Offshoredevelopment&production: jointFederal/Prcvincialagreement 3392,96. 3405. 3396,3403 3401. 3407.

C.Flight3731. 3739. 3828. 4408. 5389. 3743’ 3822. 4405. 3252,59. 3267. 3260. 3392—3406.32. 3991.37. 3739. 3826,32. 4405. 5391. S.A.Neary E.Hiscock J.Hodder C.Flight SUBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOCKANSWEREDBYPAGESCOK Electioncampaign-letterwrittenby3246,52.30.PremierPeckfcrd30. PremierPeckfordtovotersinBellevue3258. 3261.“L.Verge 3266. 32.1.Goudie 3540.33.W.W.Marshall3541.33. “ 3647.34. S.A.Nearv3630.34.C.Power3631.34. C.Hancock3633.34.H.ndrews3633.34. W.Callan3634.““3752.35. “ 3817.35.3820. I.Hiscock3636.34.J.Goudie3636.34. C.Hancock3639. 35.PremierPeckford3731.35. 35.H.Newliook35. 41.41. 49.1.Mcrgan49. 35. 41.

Implementationofpropertytax: Bonavista;Frenchman’sCove; MunicipalitiesAct S.A.Neary L.Thorns L.Stirling WastedisposalserviceJ.Hodder3745.35.H.Newhook3745.35.

ORAL QUESTIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT .SKED BY ANSWERED BY Up-cate on the situation re the threat on the Premier’s life; surveillance by bodyguards & security Danring of the Hwr.ber River: how pecpe are compensated for darages suffered due to the flooding of the Burzer River DREE a?reement: agreement for upgrading of TB Sccel assistance recipients: emp cyTr.ent Mortgage foreclosures: payrents Agricultural land freeze around St. chn’s area . Hodder I. Hiscock S. A. Neary I. Holiett I. Thorns C. Warrer. S. A. Neary W. Callan 4115.6429.6492. Premier Peckford 3974. Frerrier Peckford I. Morgan I, I. V.

Hickey 4110. 4115.6429.6496.64346435. C. P. Ctter.heirrer 4191. BOOK PAGE BOOK Lobster industry: prices; Clearwater & Jares Moog Ltd.; unemployment insurar.ce regations; lobster pots School Tax Authority: E. Hiscock 3746. 35. L. Verge 3748. 35. agricultural land being taxed S. A. Neary 3847. 36. Premier Peckford 3847. 36. 0. Hancock 6300. 57. “ “ 6300. 57. I. Stirling 3966. 37. Premier Peckford 3966. 37. 3. Bennett 3971. S. . Neary 3974. 37. 37. 3984. 37. 3985. 37. 4665. 43. 4656—73. 43. 3990. 37. 7913. 71. 4654. 43. 8125. 73. 4671. “ 8599. 77. 7911. 71. 8125. 73. I. Bennett 4109. 38. 36. 38. 1. P.

Barry 38. 58. ‘ 58. H. Newlicok Premier Peckfcrd L. Thorns 4190. 39. 39. S. A. Neary 4193. J. Goudie 4194. 39. ‘ 4681. 43. Water & sewer projects approvals; . Callan 4197. 39. H. Newhook 4198. 39. gu;aelines; Ncrrnan’s Cove - Long Cove ‘ U 5954W 54. ‘ 5954. 54. “ “ 6481. 58. 6485. 58. I. :yler Mining Cc. (George Beaibel1a) development of a barite mine at Cclier Point near Nerran’s Cove — Long Cove

CRALQuESTIONS(ccnt’d.) SUBJECTASKEDBYBOCKANSWEPDBYPAGEBOOK ConflictofInterestAct:cuideliries;L.Stir1in4313.40.PremierFeckfcrd4314-2640. pcliticalinterference;regulationsU4566,68.42. 0 4562.42. S.A.Neary4318.40. 4561,67.42. JuryAct:restricticns-InuiforC.Warren4326.40.C.P.Ottenheirer4327.40. Indiansnotpermittedtositonajury; revisetheLabradorjurylists EREElist:SouthwestArmRoadinW.Callan4330.40.PremierFeckford4330.40. Sellevue 04400.4402. Ncrma&Gladys:filmyGecrpeZcLeanF.White4332.4C.N.Windsor4333,41.40. S.A.Neary4336.H.Andrews4335. 0.Hancock8128.73.8129.73. G.P.Ottenheirrer4336.40.

ProvincialParks:PipersHoleParkW.Callan4420,26.H.Andrews4422.41. inSwiftCurrentJ.Hodder4424. TitanicS.A.Neary4543.42.PremierPeckfcrd4543.42. SaleofbuildinglctsbytheL.Stirling4546.42.PremierPeckford4547.42. St.John’sHousingCorp.(underthe 00 4569. Dept.ofDevelopment) AirServicesDivisionoftheDept.B.Tulk4549.42.J.Collins454%.42. ciTranspcrtaticn:statusof negotiationsofLocal7107 Waterbombers:trainingfcrpilotsG.Warren4552.42.C.Power4552.42. L.Stirling6505.59. 04679.43. U.W.Marshalli6506.59. Nfld.&LabradorRuralDevelcpmentT.Bennett4555.42.J.Goudie4555.42. Council:repcrtfromstudyinto4680.43. ruraldevelcpment

OP.L QUESTIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Duties of RCI’ officers Programme to cover whale damage Brochure for the P.C. Party Dental treatment: dental plan entitlement for a 16 year old Offshore: application from Seafarers’ International Union to Labour Relations Board for certification to represent supply boat workers; Crosbie’s arcup; interference with Board; resionation of Minister of Labour & Manpcwer; unions S. A.

Neary 4763. 4891—4907.45.5265. 48. 5332. 48. 5602,09. 51. 5011. 46. 5108. 47. 5263. 48. 5365. 49. 5465. 50. 5594. 51. 5607,095725. 52. 5020. 46. 5130. 47. 5285. 48. 5381. 49. 5023. 46. 5034.5119. 47. 5275—83. 48. 5371. 49. 5466. 50. 5717. 52. 5847. 53. 5926.6868. 62. 5128. 47. 5283. 48. 5605. 51. 5724. 52. G. K. Ottenheimer 4759. J. Morgan 4761. U. W. Marshall 4764. 4892—98.4990.5012—38.5103,20.5263—86.5336.5367—86.5466.5718—28.5848.5929.4907.Sill.51165132.5288.5594—56126868. V. Callan 4758. 44. U. Eancock 4761. 44. 44. 45. L.

Stirling 4885. 4886. 44. 44. 44. 45. 45.46. 47.48. 49.50.52.53. 45.47.47. 48.51.62. 5. 1. Neary n L. Stirling L. Thorns I. M Roberts I. Lush D. Hancock C. Flight F. White U. House J. Dinn C. K. OttenheiTrar W. V. Marshall Premier Feckfcrd J. Dinn *Tabled letter from Labour Relations Bd 5499. 50.

CRAL QUESTIONS fcontd.) (_- SLEIECI ASKED EY PAGE ECOK ?_SWEPID BY PAGE BOCK Question regarding the Chairitanship cf the St. John’s & Eastern RegIcn Tenancies 5card I. N. Roberts 5011. C. P. Ottenheirrer 5500. Alberta Heritage Fund: discussicns S. A. Neary with Premier of Alberta recardinc bcrrowings from the fund Dept. of Health: doctor in TrepasseySchools Act: Requlaticn 4(d)— transportation of pupils; seat belt legislation 49.52.64. 5469. 50. 49.64.52. 46. 50. Pcads prcgrarrre for 1981: calcium C. Hanccck 5386. K. Dawe 5387. chloride srply“ 5731.“ 7134. F. White 5728. W. W. Marshall 5726. C.

Hollett 7133.“ 5738. Oil prices: position of L. Stirling L. C. Barr 5472. Premier Lcugheed of Alberta Neotiaticr.s with Ottawa re offshore: S. A. Neary 5477. 50.. C. Barry V 5475. N properly negotiated revenue from cii aLd joir.t management 5588. 51. W. W. Marshall 5566. Premier Peckfcrd 5591. C. Hancock 5732. 52. W. House 5732. J. Hodder 5735. 52. L. Verge 5735. Quebec transmission system: L. Stirling 5832. 53. L. C. Barry “s Gull Island site; aluminum companies;U 5934. 54. ccurt case for the recall of power;“ 7228. 65. W. W. Marshall development of Lower Churchill and G. Flight 5842. 53. N.

Windsor Muskrat sites; wheeling rightsU 5942. 54. Premier Peckford “ 6064. 55. “ 6633. 60. S. A. Neary 6639. 60. 50.50.51.52.52.53.55.54.60.65.66. 5832,42. / 6065.5935.5942.6636.7229.7345.

ORAL QUESTIONS fcont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Nain Town Council: loan for water C. Warren 5839. 53. H. Newhook 5839. 53. and sewerage project “ ‘ 6303. 57. ‘ “ 6529. 59. 6529. 59. J. Collins 5840. 53. 6531. 59. Premier Peckfcrd 6303 57 Royal Nfld. Constabulary: Crime U. Hancock 5846. 53. C. R. Ottenheiwer 5846. 53. - Prevention section; RCMP patrol in fld Her Majesty’s Penitentiary: S. A. I’eary 5946. 54. G. P. Ottenheimer 5947. 54. construction of a neti wing Winter Gaines organizing corriiittee: G. Warren 5950. 54. H.

Andrews 5951. 54. resignaticn “ 6080. 55. 6080. 55. 6486. 58. ‘ “ 6489. 58. Indian Band Council cf Davis Inlet: C. Warren 5954. 54. J. Goudie 5955. 54. funding “ ‘ 6796. 61. 6796. 61. U’ ‘ 6978. 63. ‘ ‘ 6981. 63. Premier Peckford 6978. Cost of living surveys S. A. Neery 6069. 55. C. R. Cttenheirer 6070. 55. Would the Minister confirr that T. Bennett 6187. 56. W. House 6187. 56. trained perscnnel working for the Dept. of Health are being relieved frcrr their jcts and being replaced by people frort. the Dept. of Social Services case load Tankers shipping cii from the Arctic S. A. Neary 6188. 56.

Premier Peckiord 6189. 56. along the coast of Nfld.: what happens in the case of an errergency Abitibi—Price loggers: wood supply; C. Flight 6193. 56. C. Pcwer 6194. 56. sacking prcgrar-ine at Pad Indian Lake and cther rivers

CFLQUESTIONSCccnt‘d.) SUBJECTASKEDBECCEANSWEREDBYPACEBCCK TouristadvertisingprogranmeC.Eanceck6197.96.N.Windsor6198.56. EcuseholdertcccnstituentsonDept.C.Flight6290.f7.PreoierPeckfcrd6290.57. ofFisheriesletterhead:S.A.Neary6298.6302. implementationofpropertytaxes-U6301. BonavistaNorthexempt Hogandswineindustry:Gcvt.T.Lush6416.58.J.Coudie6417.58. assistance Govt.policyregardinQroamingdcgsS.A.Neary6419.58.C.R.Ottenheimer6420.58. Establishmentofanalur.inumC.Warren6422.58.N.Windsor6422.58. sreltincplant:AnacondaAlurinur‘8462.76.8464.76. I.Stirling8466.N.W.Marshall8464. S.A.Neary8467.

Fishingindustry:statementbyS.A.Neary6511.J.Morgan6512.59. C.Etchegary;quotaonsquid Buchans—BurgecRoad:ifAbitibi—C.Flight6525.59.C.Power6525.59. PricerequestedapermittoP..Dawe6526. completetheroad Nfld.hardwoods:lay—offofemplcyeesS.A.Neary6632.60.N.Windsor6632.60. \Nfld.Hydro:statementbyV.Young;G.Flight6771.61.L.C.Barry6771—82.61. \increaseinelectricalratesL.Stirlino6776. çBunkerCforthethermogeneratingS.A.Neary6782.61.L.C.Barry6783.61. plantatHolyrood:storagefacilities NLabradorCoast:hydropowerfromUpperE.Hiscock6786.61.I.C.Barry6788.61. NChurchill,MuskratFallsorLower7455,58.67.W.W.Marshall7456,58.67.

Churchill;Pinsent’sAnn&NorthernBay inLabrador;dieselpower; L’anseauLoupBrook

ORAL QUESTIONS Ccont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK JNSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Town of Carbonear: rejected P. Moores 6872. 62. H. Neuhook 6873. 62. capital funding Has the Minister any plans of G. Varren 6875. 62. J. Collins 6875. 62. increasing the northern allowance for workers of Provincial Govt. working in Labrador (

b) Could Mir.ister consider having the allcwance cxeript from taxes Onshore processing of caplin: çuota S. A. Neary 6877. 62. Prerrier Peckfcrd 6878. 62. U. Hollett 6886. 1. Morgan 6879. Shark industry S. A. Neary 6983. 63. 1. Morgan 6984. 63. 0 7072. “ “ 7075. Roads to be paved: Roger’s Cove B. Tulk 6994,98. 63. R. Dawe 6995. 63. to Farewell Head & Etagg Harbour to F. Thite 6996. Seldom; Stoneville; reads in Ladle Cove and Aspen Ccve Burnt Islans cwn Council: S. A. Neary 6998. 63. H.

Newhook 6999. 63. installation cf water & sewerace in Eurnt Islands; roads programie and water and sewer prcgrarrre Capital works prcgraFiie: allocating T. Lush 7124. 64. P. Dave 7125. 64. funds for reads for 1981—82; 8117. 73. ‘ 0 8117. 73. pavement of roads ir. Port Blandford Boys Home at Whitbourne: tenders W. Callan 7131. 64. 1. V. Hickey 7131. 64. to be called for the extension 0 8129. 73. H. Yct’r- 8130. 73. Fishery situaticn in Piccadilly: J. Hodder 7237. 65. J. Morgan 7237. 65. National Sea shipping fish to Southwest coast plant; buyer fcr fish on Pcrt au Port Peninsula

ORAL QUESTIONS Ccont’d.) SUBJECT ASKEC BY PGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE ECOK Whaling industry Neactiaticns with Quebec regarding the sale of energy to the U.S.: Gull Island and Muskrat Falls; Lower Churchill development; aluirinuit. plant for Labrador; Pasny report (alternate Anglo-Saxon route) Asked in Corriittee cf the Wlicle: Govt. policy regarding rental of cars by field staff in the Dept. of Social Services Diesel spill: clean—up of spill in Hawkes Bay or River on Labrador Coast 100 Huntley Street: use of Confederation Bldg. for “A Salute To Canada” 7678. 69. / 7321. V 7439.7679. 69.

Offshore spin—off benefits: Halifax; S. Mil1an building of oil rias in Nfld.CFLCo: loan B. Hancock 7243. 65. 1. Mcrgan 7244. 65. L. Stirling 7321. 66. Premier Peckford 66. ‘“ 7438. 67. W. W. Marshall 67. S. A. Neary 7445. S. A. Neary 7329. 66. L. 0. Barry 7330. 66. “ 9727. 88. W. N. Marshall ‘9726. 88. 10667. 96. Premier Peckford‘ / 10667. 96. N. Windscr “ 10674. F. Hiscock 7344. 66. L. 0. Barry 7344. 66. “ 7457. 67. W. N. Marshall 7457. 67. S. A. Neary 7525. 67. 1. V. Hickey 7525. 67. “ 7569. 66. E. Hiscock H. Andrews S. A. Neary 7694. 69. Premier Peckford 7695. 69. “ 7989. 71.“ 7811. 70. “ 7992. 71. L.

Stirling 7783. 70. Premier Peckford 7783—08. 70. “ 7896. 71. H. Newhook 7897. 71. ““ 8223. 74.““ 8224. 74. C. Flight 7795. 70. S. A. Neary 7799. I. Hodder 7899. 71. G. Warren 7900. E. Biscock 7902. City of Corner Brook: PremIer’s statement ‘Corner Brook not a viable municipality”: funding to municipalities; Deer Lake; Windsor; Stephenville; Nain

OPAL QUESTIONS Ccont’cL) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Regulations regarding long—term S. A. Neary 7902. 71. W. House 7903. 71. social assistance and sick people — free eyeglasses: if a prcgraxome will lie implemented Health care: Health Sciences I. Bennett 7907. 71. W. House 7907. 71. Complex cut rack; people on Workers’ Compensation Fish plant at Dover C. Stirling 7995. 72. J. ‘organ 7995. 72. Offshore explcration: drilling S. A. Neary 8001. 72. Premier Peckford 8002. 72. permits — Federal and Prcvincial L. Stirlinç 8011. “ ‘ 8589. 77. 8587. 77. Highways: roads in Greenspond and I.

Stirling 8109. 73. P. Dawe 6109. 73. 5t Lewis, Labrador H. Hiscock 8111. Mount Scio House S. A. Neary 8112. 73. H. Young 8112,15. 73. Premier Peckford 8113. Roads program: fundinc for road W. Callan 8118. 73. Premier Peckfcrd 6119,21. 73. between Hil1viw & St. Jones Within; T. Bennett 6121. “ P. Dawe 5120,24. road betweer. Queen’s Cove & Long Beach; upgrading and paving of road in Boone Bay Nfld. Colonization & Mining Co. Ltd. S. A. Neary 8225. 74. C. Power 8226. 74. (Mr. J. C. Finch, Director) : ‘I.

Bennett 6236. development of 6300 acres of land on the Gander River; development plan Freight charges to have perishable G. Warren 6239. 74. 1. Goudie 8239. 74. supplies shipped to Tornuat Mountains

ORM.QUESTIONS(cont’d.) SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEEDOFPSWEREDBYPAGE Employment:localpreferencepolicy;T.Lush8242.74.PremierPeckford8242.74. CatArmDevelopment&UpperSalmor.“‘8455.76.8676—98.78. 8667.78.G.P..Cttenlieimer8457.76. L.Stirling8676. S.A.Neary8696. Cc-mebyChanceoilrefinery:PetrcI.Stirling8343.75.1.Ccllins8343.75. Canada;offshcredevelcpmentplansG.Flight8349.““8471.76. oflichilOil8470.76.9422.65. 8595.77.PremierPeckford8595.77. 10313.93.W.W.Marshall9483.65. W.Callan9422,BC.65.“10313—22.93. S.A.Neary1032c.93.

ResidentialTer.anciesBeardL.Thoms8354.75.0.P.Otter.heimer8255. z.ctorcyclesafetyprogrammesbytheS.A.Neary8359.75.H.Young8360.75. SafetyCouncilcarriedoutcmtheparking lotsatConfederationBldg. TrafficlightsattheintersectionofS.A.Meary8450.76.P.Dawe6451.76. theBayd’EspoirHighwayandthe TransCanadaHighway IfCarturightairstripwillc-cthighF.Hiscock8451.76.P.Dawe6452.76. powered,non—directicr.aleaccnsas wellaslighting FundsforroadsinSt.Mary’s—the—U.Hancock8454.76.P.Dawe8454.76. Capes;Trepasseyfishplant OffshorenegotiaticosattheFirstS.A.Neary8576.77.PremierPeckfcrd8577.77.

Minister’sConference Questionaskedduringdebateon2ndL.Stirling8745.78.W.W.Marshall6745,50.78. Reading-bill87reteachers’pensions— iftherehasbeenconsultationwithNTA etc.regardingthaamendment

ORAL QUESTIONS fccnt’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PACE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Dept. of Rural, Agricultural & Northern Development advised to charge an extra 5% on all goods that will be sold in the stores operated by the Dept. in Northern Labrador Advocate Mines at Eaie Verte: managed by Johris—Mandsville Health: tuberculosis cutbreak in Huither Valley and Davis Inlet Fishery: who is responsible for fish after prccessing; expand the terrs of reference of the Canadian Saitfish Corp. 60. J. Coudie 8862.

Cutback in expenditure as a result of the deficit in current account: cutback on advertising, travel and consultant fees; Dept. of Fisheries & Health & Social Services cut in expenditure 0. 86. 87.90.80.86.87. J. Collins t’. W. Marshall J. Morgan W. House Prerrier ?eckford T. V. Hickey 8657.9966.9492.9497.9510.9619.9622. vi 80.90.86. 7. 80. E. M. Rcherts 2557. L. Stirling 8859. 1 9492. I 9510.9618.9966. S. A. Meary 8860. ft ,, 9497.9620. T. Bennett 9628. J. Hodder 9630. C. Warren 8862. C. Flight 2862,76. I. M. Roberts 6870,76. S. A. Neary 8875,77. S. Hcllett 6880.9055. L. Thoms 9048.9838. 0 10555.10647. L.

Stirling 9057.9145. 0 9842. E. Biscock 10437. L. Stirling 8924. C. Warren 8929. S. A. Neary 6930. Lake Group Limited: proposal re the fishery; re—opening of the Grand Bank and Gaultcis fish plants and plants along the South Coast; Fishery Products proposal 80. N. Windsor 6864—SO. 80. 80. 1. Morgan 6881. 80. 82. 9056. 52. 82. 9639. 69. 69. 10437. 94. 95. 10556. 95. 10651. 82. Premier Peckford 9048,57. 82. 83. 9146. 63. 89.94. 81. W. House 8924. 81. 9608. 87. 81. J. Morgan 8931. 81.

CPJ’IQUESTIONSccnt’d.) SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEPOCK Ferryservices:ownedandoperatedP.Tulk5936.El.H.Dave2939.81. byaCrownCorp.;the“Lowland”and the“HamiltonSour.d”vessels MctcrRegistrationDivision:C.Flight5943.21.H.Dave8943.81. increaseinthefeefortheI.Hcdder10688.96.“10685.96. recistrationcipick—uptrucks federalbudgetofNov.12,1981:L.Stirling9034.62.PremierPeckford 9c.34.82. cutbacksineducaticr.&healthcare““9171.83. ClosincoftheLabatt’sBreweryinI.Fodder9153.PremierPeckfcrd9113.83. Stephenville:lay-offCfemployees Crabfishery:crabplantownedbyP.Hancock9158,69.83.PremierPeckford5158,62.83.

QuinlanBrothersinSt.Mary’s;S.A.Neary9166.J.Dinn9160. processingInBaydeVerdeJ.Morcan9166. (ii Constitution;women’srights;L.Stirlrng9270.84.PremierPeckforc9271,86.84. aboriginalrights(Clause34)““9611.67.‘“9611.67. S.A.Neary9285.84. C.Warren9615.87.

DistrictofTrinity—BaydeVerde:L.Stirling9281.84.PremierPeckford5262.84. nctbeingrepresentedintheHouse ciAssembly ScullyMinesinWabush:lay—offdueC.flight9290.84.N.Windsor9291.84. toashut—down;PickandMathers‘9414,73.85.““9416,76.85. (scullyoperators);stelcostrike Education:StatisticsCanada,1981S..Neary9401.85.PremierPeckford9401.85. edition—perpupilexpenditure;L.Stirling9402. percapitaexpenditure UnemploymentintheProvinceF.White9406.85.J.Dinn9407,88.85. T.Lush9410,85.

ORAL QUESTIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PACE BOOK ANSWEEED BY PACE BOOK Will the Minister urge Govt. to increase the minimum amount for tax free meals Strike of the support staff at the Central Nfld. Hospital (CUPE) Offshore drilling program: Bedford Dolphin diverted from Crand Banks to Sable Island; 4 offshore drill rigs leased by Petro-Canada Equalization crants from the Govt. of Canada: first Ministers Conference in Halifax 25. C. P. Ottenheimer Buchans mining cperation: ASARCc. C. Flight lClO6. 91. N. Windsor 10106. 91.

Provincial Retail Sales Tax on new cars: drop the tax tc stimulate car sales Economic depression in Nfld.: bankruptcy cf private industries Oil pricing: price of a barrel of cii prcduced on the Grand Banks w Education: cutbacks as announced in 1961—82 budget: $37m allocated — capital grants for building of schools; Grade Xl public examinations; $20.3rr allocated for the re—organized high school prograrre Increase in hursaries for students in rural areas J. Hodder 9419. 9419. 85. G. Flight 9504. 86. . House 9504,07. 86. I. Collins 9505. G. Flight 9714. W. W. Marshall 9714,22. 88. S. A. Neary 9720.

Premier Peckford 9729. L. Stirling 9728. I. Lush 9734. 88. L. Verge 9734. 88. 10186. 92. “ 9846. 89. “ “ 10426. 94. 10188. 92. ‘ 11 10547. 95. 10427. 94. “ 10635. J. Collins 10166. 92. S. A. Neery 9845. 89. Premier Peckford 10548. 55. W. W. Marshall 10639. H. Hiscock 9737. 88. L. verge 9738. 86. S. ?. Neary 9972—24. 90. 1. Ccllins 9973—85. 90. L. Stirlinc 9984. S. A. Neary 10110. 51. J. Collins L. Stirling 10114,22. 91. 10111. 91. J. Collins Premier Peckford 10116. 91. J 10114.10123. 91. W. W. Marshall 10117. 91. S. . Nearv

ORALQUESTIONS(ccnt’d.) SUBJECTASKEDBYBOOKANSWEPEDBYPAGEBOCK IftheMinisterofSocialServicesG.Warrea-10120.91.T.V.Hickey1C12C.91. hasanyproblemsinhisDept.in recruitincstafftowcrkinEorthern Labrador (b)Whyisn’tasocialworkerin Nabonapermanentbasis Cc)IstheMinisterawarethat juveniledelinquencyinNainhas increased AdvertisementfrcmthePremier’sL.Stirling10181.92.PremierPeckfcrd10161.92. cfficetothenewsmedia—refused spaceintheMuse:iftheadwas paidforbythePCParty Publicexaminations:GradeXli;S.?.Neary10195.92.L.Verge10196.92. sharedevaluationsystem Highwaymaintenance&snowclearirg:L.Thcms10303.93.R.Dawe10304.93. hiringofmaintenancecrew;roadS..Neary10305. betweenGanderandGrandFallsI.Bennett10308.

Artifacts;whoclaimsownershipofG.Warren10323.93.H.Andrews10323.93. weatherstationfoundinCapeChidley, Labrador ConsultantsfortheO-cvt.:ifL.Stirling10418.94.U.U.Marshall10416.94. PedroVanMuirs&AssociatesareG.Flight10426.“ stillretainedasconsultants; $350,000.budgetedforconsultantfees Electricity:freezeonincreasesS.A.Neary10433.94.U.W.Marshall16433.94. inelectricityrates CutbackinexpenditureintheC.Flight10542.95.H.Neuhook10543.95. Dept.ofMunicipalAffairs: programsdeferred

ORAL QUESTIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT ASKED BY PACE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Funding to upgrade the road from E. Hiscock 10559. 95. R. Dawe 10559. 95. Pinware to Red Bay; reconstruction “ 10641. “ “ 10644. of road from L’anse—au—Clair to Red Bay Economy: Federation of Labour S. A. Neary 10562. 95. W. W. Marshall 10563. 95. re unemployment, high cost of living, fishing, mining and forestry Sai1l operators on Bonavista T. Lush 10678. 96. C. Power 10679. 96. peninsula: removal of the Govt’s. B. Tulk 10681. stumpage fee; sawirillers be exempt from Retail Sales tax on capital equipment Report Ofl the Green Paper on D.

Hancock 10685. 96. II. Andrews 10685. 96. p.ecreatiofl c. Warren 10688. Wood supply: trucked fro the G. Flight 10690. 96. C. Power 10691. 96. J’ Ecnavista peninsula to the Linerboard Mill at Stephenville

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ResidentsofLaPoilerecjardinginadequate medicalservices FerryserviceintheBonneflayarea ResidentsofLabradorWestwithregardtothe proposedtakeoverofelectricaldistribution inLabradorWest ResidentsofPinware,Labrador,petitionthe Provincial&FederalGovts.tonegotiateandsign theCoastalLabradorDREEAgreement ResidentsofCapstanIsland,Labrador,request thatboththeFederal&ProvincialCovts. negotiateandsigntheCoastalLabradorDREE Agreement ResidentsofCharlottetownintheDistrictof EagleRiverregardingtheimplementationofthe RuralResidentialRehabilitationAsst.Programme (RTU’

P) ResidentsofPiccadillyrequestingtheGovt.to providethepeopleofPiccadillyHeadwithdecent drinkingwater ResidentsofMeniheksupportingtheLabradorCity LibraryBoardintheirendeavourstoobtainGovt. fundingforanewlibrarybldg.inLabradorCity ResidentsofMeadows,Cox’sCove,Cillams, Templeton’sCollegiateinGillamsrequestingthat theBrakepropertyatMeadowsberestoredand declaredanhistoricsite PeopleofGanihoSouthresituationinflambo regardingthebuildingofhounes SUBJECT PETITIONS ResidentsofRedflay,Labradorrequestthatboth Federal&ProvincialGovts.negotiateandsign theCoastalLabradorDREEAgreement PesidentsofLaPoile&GrandBruitregardingthe preservationofcaribouherdsinthatarea b)ResidentsofBurgeorethepreservationof caribouherdsinthatarea ResidentsofLodgeBay,I,abrador,reboat bountiesfromtheFisheriesLoanBoard StudentsofGrandBruitopposethewildernessarea proposedbytheTuckamoreClubofCornerBrook (i.e.)huntingareaforcaribouandmoose MEMBERPAGEBOOK S.A.Neary1392.

L.Stirling142. W.House143. T.Bennett144.2. T.Lush147. P.Walsh150.2. L.Stirling151, E.Iliscock153.2. S.A.Neary155. PremierPeckford160. K.Hiscock238.3. R.C.Brett241, I.Stirling242. S.A.Neary348.4. H.Andrews350. U.Andrews449,51,54.5. S.A.Neary455. E.Hiscock572.6. J.Morgan575. S.A.Neary806.8. H.Andrews809. G.Flight811. F.Hiscock812.8. S.A.Neary813. E.Hiscock920.9. N.Windsor923. S.A.Neary925. J.Hodder1270.12. S.A.Neary1272. P.Walsh1273.12. L.Stirling1273. I.Woodrow1274.12. L.Stirling1278. L.Woodrow3657.34. L.Stirling1697.16. T.Lush1699. 56

PETITIONS (cont ‘d.) SUBJECT MEMBER PAGE BOOK People in the communities from Cook’s Harbour K. M. Roberts 1701. 16. around to Goose Cove, including Wild Bight & I. Stirling 1705. Boat Harbour recluest to have roads in the area upgraded and paved Residents of Mainland and Three Rock Cove 3. Ifodder 1706. 16. request to have their road upgraded J. finn 1709. L. Stirling 1709,12. Residents of Bell Island requesting approval of N. Doyle 1q04. 18. a general seafood licence for the area S. A. Neary 1910. J. Morgan 1914. Residents of Mall Bay request that the road from U. Hancock 1917. 18.

Riverhead to Mall Bay be upgraded and paved and F. M. Roberts 3.919. guardrails be erected Residents of Daniel’s Harbour, Beilburns and T. Bennett 2018. 19. River of Ponds request that the Bateau Barrens C. Power 2021. and Portland Creek areas be used for domestic F. M. Roberts 2023. wood cutting only. The following petitions are requesting that Govt. appoint a mediator to settle the strikes at the Workers’ Compensation Board and the College of Trades & Technology: (

a) Bonavista North I. Stirling 2257. 21. J. Collins 2262. S. A. Neary 2264. tb) The Strait of Belle Isle F. N. Roberts 2268. 21. J. Collins 2272. S. A. Neary 2274. (

c) Windsor—Buchans District G. flight 2275. 2]. J. Collins 2282. Cd) LaPoile S. A. Neary 2278. 21. J. Collins 2282. I. Stirling 2284. fe) Grand Bank L. Thorns 2287. 21. J. Collins 2290. S. A. Neary 2294. (

f) Burin—Placentia West U. Hollett 2296. 21. P. McNicho].as 2298. C. Flight 2300. Dy Leave J. Collins 2305. fg) Carbonear K. Moores 2307. 23. S. A. Neary 2330. Petition not in order Mr. Speaker 2312. (li) Torngat Mountains C. Warren 2592. 24. S. A. Neary 2598. J. Collins 2599. Ci) Twillingate W. N. Rowe 2601. 24. J. Co]].ins 2605. C. Warren 2607. 57

PETITIONS(cont’d.) SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK (1)TerraNovaandBellevueT.Lush2608.24. L.Thorns2611. J.A.Carter2614. ByLeavetoreadaconstituencyletter““2616. LeavewithdrawnS.A.Neary2617. (k)CarbonearR.Moores2618.24. S.A.Neary2620. (1)DistrictofSt.John’sCentreP.McNicholas3053.28. E.M.Roberts3056. I.A.Carter3059. ResidentsofNaininNorthernLabradorG.Warren2629.24. petitioningGovt.todemandaninvestiqationL.B.Barry2632. intoandcompensationforthedeteriorationof servicesprovidedbyNfld.Hydro ResidentsofBonavistaNorthrequestingfundsL.Stirling2826.26. fortheupgradingoftheroadleadingtoTenT.Lush2826.

MilePond BusinesspeopleinthePlacentiaareaprotestingW.Patterson3158.29. theimplementationofthepropertytaxsystem forschooltaxpurposesonbusinesses ResidentsofthecommunityofMainlandontheJ.Hodder3270.30. PortanPortPeninsularequestthattheroadI.Stirling3274. fromlourdestoMainlandheupgradedandpaved ResidentsofHorwoodintheDistrictofF.White3652.34.

LewisporterethedeplorableconditionoftheL.Stirling3653. highwayfromSouthwestArmtoTwoMilePointin florwoodandthehighroadfromRogersCoveto HomesCove ResidentsofthetownofBonavistaintheDistrictL.Stirling3998.37. ofBonavistaSouthprotestingtheimpositionofH.Newhook4003. propertytaxonthetownofBonavistaS.A.Neary4004. TeachersatStellaMansandHolyRedeemerD.Hancock4434.41. School,Trepassey,protestinqGovt’s.latest salaryoffer. ResidentsandfishermenofthecommunitiesofD.Hancock4767.44.

PointLaHaye,Gaskiers&St.Mary’srequestthatJ.Morgan4770. adequateservicebeprovidedatthelighthouseD.Hollett4772. atPointLaHayeforfishermeninthatregion ResidentsofFlowersCoveandNamelessCoveinE.N.F.oberts5038.46. thedistrictofStraitofBelleIsleopposedtoT.Bennett5040. thepresentsiteoftheincineratorandopendump ResidentsofPortRextonandsurroundingL.Stirling5290.48. CommunitiesinTrinityNorthprotestingtheC.Power5294. sprucebudwormchemicalsprayprogrammeC.Flight5297. 58

PETITIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT MEMBER PACE BOOK Residents of Admiral’s Beach through to North D. Hancock 5615. 51. Harbour requesting the upgrading and paving of Premier Peckford 5623. roads in Mount Carmel through to Colinet and L. Stirling 5624. North Harbour Residents of North Shore and South Shore of Bay L. Woodrow 5740. 52. of Islands, etc. requesting that the Brake L. Stirling 5741. property at Meadows be restored and declared an C. P. Ottenheimer 5744. historic site Residents of Wing’s Point in Gander Bay B. Tulk 5855. 53. petitioning the Govt. to upgrade and pave the road L.

Stirling 5858. through the community and install guardrails on Hibbs Hill in the community Residents of Old Perlican and Sibley’s Cove F. B. Rowe 6304. 57. requesting improvements to the John Tioskins T. Lush 6309. Elementary School of Old Perlicait L. Verge 6311. Residents of Kippens requesting that area 102, J. Hodder 6650. 60. known as Romaine Block, not be sprayed C. Power 6653. C. Flight 6657. Residents of Kippens requesting Govt. to provide J. Hodder 6798. 61. the community of Kippens with the 2nd phase of H. Newhook 6802. the water system Residents of West Hills Subdivision in the N.

Windsor 6890. 62. district of Mt. Pearl requesting recreation K. H1SCC)ck 6891. facilities for that area. J. Dinn 6893. Property owners on Salt Pond-Winterland Road in D. Hollett 7002. 63. the district of Burin—Placentia West protesting L. Thorns 7005. the condition of the road from Salt Pond to J. Dinn 7006. Winterland Parents in the community of Cape Charles, Lodge K. Iliscock 8888. 80. Bay requesting an extra teacher for the school L. Verge 8892. in Cape Charles L. Stirling 8894. Residents of Burnt Island in the district of S. A. Neary 8944. 81. LaPoile requesting an extension to their water H.

Newhook 8947. system L. Stirling 8948. Residents of Bay of Islands area requesting Govt. L. Woodrow 9426. 85. to recommend to Anaconda officials the L. Stirling 9429. construction of a proposed smelter plant in N. Windsor 9431. York Harbour Residents of Airport Heights opposing the S. A. Neary 9858. 89. decision to include Airport Heights into the H. Newhook 9861. City of St. John’s L. Stirling 9862. Residents of Paradise River to Cartwright E. Hiscock 10205. 92. concerned about the housing situation in the L. Stirling 10208. district of Eagle River 59

PETITIONS(cont’a.) SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK PetitionfromtheStatusofWomenCommitteeJ.Hodder10440.94. requestingthattheresolutionontheConstitutionG.R.Ottenheimer10444. beamendedbydeletingClause33(1)to33(5)1.Stirling10446. ResidentsofDaniel’sHarbourrequestingaT.Bennett10448.94. secondTVChannel,preferablyNTVH.Andrews10449. Thefollowingpetitionsarefrompeopleopposed totheincreaseintheregistrationofpick—up trucks:— (a)CentralNewfoundlandJ.Hodder10566.95. R.Dawe10569. C.Flight10571. (b)LittleBurntBayinLewisporteF.White10574.95. T.Lush10575. (c)CarmanvilleB.Tulk10578.95. W.Callan10580.

P.Dawe10582,85. (d)ExploitsandPollard’sPointG.Flight10586,88.95. P.Bennett10592. (e)BotwoodG.Warren10594.95. E.Hiscock10596. F.R.Stagg10597. (f)Jackson’sCoveS.A.Neary10599.95. D.Hancock10603. (g)Ming’sBightL.Thorns10605.95. T.Bennett10609. (h)TwopetitionsfromLaScieG.Flight10611,12.95. C.Warren10615. (1)BaieVerteR.Moores10618.95. L.Thorns10621. T.Rideout10624. 60

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PROCEDURESUNDERS.O.23 SUBJECTBYWHOMPACEBOOK Under5.0.23adjournHousetodebatelabourT.Lush161,163.2; pruhiemsirtheProvinceW.W.Marshall164. NotaccetedMr.Speaker166. DebatethestrikeattheCollegeofTrades&S.)’.Neary457.5. TechnologyandtheWorkers’CompensationBoardW.W.Marshall458. I.Lush460. NotacceptedMr.Speaker461. Govt’s.policywithrespecttotheroyalL.‘Ihcms700.7. NewfoundlandConstabularyW.W.Marshall701. .nodder703. NetacceptedMr.Speaker703. MinisterofLabour&Manpower&Ninisterof Transportationhavingsuppei-tedCov’t.policyin Cabinet,afewdayslaterdenouncedthatpolicy— resignationsofthese2MinistersS.?.Neary1150.11.

NotacceçdMr.Speaker1161. 1\djournmentoftheI;ousetodiscussthecurrent stateofNfld.andLabradoreconomyL.Stirling8896.80. NotacceptedMr.Speaker8909. S.O.23-leaveofthe1ousetodiscussthe inclusionofClause34(aboriginalrights)in theConstitutionC.Warren9634.87. Notaccepted9649. *SjmjlarmotionintroducedbyPremierto bedebatedtodayuntil6:00PremierPeckford9649.87. 61

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REPORTS,REGULATIONS,etc. TITLEBYWHOMPACEBOOK Tabledcopiesofdocuments—TheSpiritOf Nfld.AndLabradorandS.A.Neary119.2. WhereDoIGoFromHere 00 205.3. PublicAccountsfortheProvinceforyearending March31/80 b)AuditorGeneral’sReportforyearending March31/80 c)DepartmentalObservationsontheReportof theAuditorGeneralforyearendingMarch31/80J.Collins133.2. ReportbyNf]d.OceansResearchandDevelopment Corp.(NORDC0.)onthenortherncodstudyJ.Morgan235.3. AnnualReportoftheC.A.PippyParkCommissionH.Young235.3. SubordinatelegislationpursuanttoSection18 oftheStatutesandSubordinatelegislationActC.Ottenheimer235.3.

AnnualReportofNfid.&LabradorComputer ServicesLtd. h)AnnualreportofNfld.LiquorLicencinqBoard foryearendingMar.31/80 c)AnnualreportoftheNfld.LiquorCorp.1980J.Collins346.4. ReportoftheRoyalCommissiononForest Protection(duringdebateonbill#54)C.Power362.4. MapofNfld.showingtimberownerships (duringdebateonbill*54)C.Power375.4. FinancialstatementsofNfld.LegalAid CommissiontoMar.31/79 b)tabledlettersreferredtodurinqOral QuestionPeriodremeetingswithRoyalNfld. ConstabularyC.Ottenheimer571.6.

Reportofmatterstransactedwithrespectto:— LabourRelationsAct;PublicServiceCollective BargainingAct;FishingIndustriesCollective BargainingAct;Nfld.Teachers’Collective BargainingAct;theReportoftheLabour StandardsBoard,1980;ReportoftheNfld.Labour RelationsBoardfor1980J.Dinn698.7. TabledatelexfromMr.R.Dick,projectmanager forMelvilleShippingLtd.reMVArcticVoyage intoLakeMelvilleN.Windsor779.8. LetterfromWinstonAndrews,Englee,regarding theMinisterofFisheriesS.A.Neary1216.11. Tabledbackgroundinformationofapetitionfrom residentsofMenihekrequestingfundingforanew librarybuildinginLabradorCityP.Walsh1273.12. 62 I

REPORTS, REGULATIONS (cont’d.) TITLE BY WHOM PAGE BOOK Tabled special warrant related to Marytown Shipyard Ltd. J. Collins 1386. 13. Tabled the report of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the financial losses of arystown Shipyard Ltd. N. Windsor l49. 14. Tabled special warrants relating to Depts, of Social Services, Transportation & Justice J. Collins 1580. 15. Tabled a report on the guaranteed loan paid since last sitting of House J. Collins 1695. 16. Pursuant to Financial Administration Act, thled warrants relating to the Dept. of Justice J. ColLins 2017. 19.

Copy of ‘screech—in Certificate’ (tailed during debate on Interim Supply) S.?’. Ntary 2030. 19. Tabled R.C. Brett’s letter of resignation as Mm. of Transp.; appointment of R. Dawe as Mm. of Transp., and H. Andrews as Mm. of Culture, Recreation & Youth, and Environment Premier Peckford 2232. 21. Annual Report of the Hf id. Putlic Service Commission I’. Young 2256. 21. Tabled receipts and a letter from owncr ol ACM Sales relating to questions asked by S. 1\. Hoary on Mar. 31/21 re strike at the Workers’ Compensation Board 3. Dinn 2378-83. 22.

Under the Financial Administration Act, tabled warrauts related to the Depts. of Finance, Health, Rural, Agricultural & Northern Development & Municipal Affairs & Housing J. Collins 2588. 24. Tabled letter sent to constituents regarding petitions being presented in the House on strikes at the College of Trades & Technology & Workers Compensation Board J. Collins 2617. 24. Table the reports on the pricing and marketing of lobster in Hf ld. and the study carried out by the Fishing Industry Advisory Hoard J. Morgan 3157. 29. Tabled documents relating to the Budget;

(1) Budget speech and main estimates

(2) Detailed Estimates 1981—82

(3) Departmental Salary Estimates 1981—82

(4) Development in the Economy in 1980-21 J. Collins 3378. 31. Report of the standing committee on Public Accounts for year ended Mar. 31/1979 F. White 3408. 32. 63

TITLE ReportoftheGovernmentServicesCommitteeon theEstimates Tcil]edthereportoftheMaloneyPoyaI Commissionintothepurchasinciprocedurenofthe Dept.ofPublicWorks&Services ReportoftheF?esourccsCommitteeonthe Estimates AnnualReportoftheWorkers1Compensation Board,1980 Tabledacopyofnoticeonthelecjislationre ConflictofInterestAct—guidelinesand regulations TabledthereportoftheMcCarthyRoyal Commissionintothreeindustrialaccidentsat 10CCinLabradorCity AnnualDeportofNewfound].ancliLabradorIlydro / for1980 TabledcopyofalettertoMinisterofDEFT, Mr.PierreDeBane,onMarch20/81reDTFE funding fAreportregardingJeasesfiledunderth yMineralActforApril1/80toMarch31/8] TabledcopyofalettertoPrimeMinisterTrudeau reoffshoreownership ReportoftheSocialServicesCommitteeonthe Estimates TabledstatisticsfortheProvincialhome OwnershipProgrammeduringdebateon2ndreading ofhill4U9 TabledcopyofletterfromMr.Templeton, Nfld.Light&PowertoMinisterofLabourand letterfromtheMinisterofLabourtoLabour RelationsBoardreCrosbieOffshoreandthe5.1.13. 5)TabledthereplydatedMay19/81from Mr.C.Easton,ChairmanoftheLabourRelations BoardtoMinisterofLabour c)TabledthereplyfromthelabourPelations DoardtotheMinisteronApril30/81 REPORTS,REGULATIONS(cont’d.) BYWHOMPAGEBOOK F.P.Stagg3643.34.

W.Marshall3901.37. U.Barrett4201.39. I.Dinn4202.39. PremierPeckford4305.40. J.Dinn4432.41. L.Barry4435.41. PremierPeckford4536.42. I.Barry4569.42. PremierPeckford4651.43. J.A.Carter4679.43. N.Windsor4724.43. J.Dinn4990.46. S.A.Scary4996.46. .1.Dinn5499.50. 64

REPORTS, REGULATIONS (cont’d.) TITLE BY WHOM PAGE BOOK Tabled the invoice and receipts of brochure distributed by Govt. members (during pt. of privilege) N. Doyle 5106. 47. Tabled correspondence between Mr. Pepin, Federal Minister of Transport & Provincial Minister of Transportation re Ni id. Railway P. Dawe 5259. 48. Tabled a copy of the capital works programmes of the Dept. of Transportation P. Dawe 5463. 50. Kit entitled Taste of Nfld. & Labrador” (in conjunction with ministerial statement) N. Windsor 5830. 53.

Annual report together with the financial statements of the Farm Development Loan Board for year ended March 31/80 J. Goudie 6088. 55. Tabled a copy of the contingency plan for the 11. Andrews 6088. 55. spruce budworm spray programme “ 7542. 68. abled a news release of various projects under trovision of the Proviflce’ petroleum requlations L. Barry 6276. 57. Tabled correspondence re water and sewer proposals in Nain, Labrador C. Warren 6700. 60. f Tabled the report entitled ‘ The Economic Impact \J Of Future Offshore Petroleum Exploration “ L. Barry / 6755. 61.

Govt’s response to the Recommendations of the Economic Council of Canada — Nfld. from Dependency to Self—Reliance Premier Peckford 6796. 61. Tabled a document entitled - Submission to Senate Committee on National Finance I. Collins 6890. 62.

Article in The Toronto Sun re Prime Minister Trudeau J. Carter 7070. 63. Tabled a report entitled Labrador Resource Development & Transportation Plan (Phase 1 Report) N. Windsor 7087. 64. Tabled copy of letter from Premier Peckford entitled ‘ My Challenge To You L. Stirling 7260. 65. Tabled documents and correspondence between the Govt. of Canada and the Nfld. Govt. regarding negotiations for the power corridor through Quebec Premier Peckford 7345. 66. Copy of deed issued to J. R. Smaliwood S. A. Neary 7580. 68. 65

REPORTS,REGULATIONSfcont’d.) TITLEBYWHOMPAGE Tabledthe6thAnnualReportoftheParliamentary CommissionerMr.Speaker7656.69. Nfld.VolunteerServiceMedalPremierPeckford7835.70. Tabledthereportoftheudicialenquiryinto theshootingincidentintheAvondaleareaon Feb.27/81W.Marshall7917.71. Tabledthelintforthedistributionofcheques tosuppliersduringthepostalstrikeJ.Collins8109.73. TabledacopyoftheNfld.DentalAssociation statementontheproposedDenturistsActJ.Carter8161.73.

Tabledthefollowingannualreportsfor1979—80:- (a)Dept.ofIndustrialDevelopment (5)NORDCo (c)Hfld.&LabradorDevelopmentCorporation (d)LabradorWestEconomicDevelopmentAssoc. to)GanderDcve)opmentCorporation (f)ReportoftheBoardofDirectorsofNfld. InstituteforManagement,Advancementand Training (g)HarmonCorporation fh)Nfld.&LabradorHousingCorporationN.Windsor8474,75.76.

AuditorsReports:— (a)TheNfld.&LabradorCropInsuranceAgency AuditorsReportsfor1979and1980J.Goudie8598.77. fli)TheLivestockOwnersCompensationBoard AuditorsReportsfor1979and1980 TabledareportfromtheCommitteeonPrivileges andElectionsconcerningthepointofprivilege raisedbyJ.Dodderrethesuspensionof R.HooresJ.Collins8599.77. Areportoftendersawardedtootherthanthe lowestbidder,asrequiredbythePublic TenderingActH.Young2700.78ç\i ReportbyCNMarineontheinterprovincialferry systemP.Dave8944.,81. TabledEditionsoftheHfld.Gazettepublished betweenFeb.21/81andNov.14/81’0.Ottenheimer9634.87.

TabledcopyofalettertothePrimeMinisterof CanadafromthePremierofNfld.regardingthe constitutionW.Marshall9957.90. 66

REPORTS, RECULATJONS (contd.) TITLE BY WHOM PAGE 3OOK Tabled a telex to the Federal Minister of Industry,. Trade & Commerce (Mr. H. E. Cray) re funding for the St. John’s synchrolift J. Collins 9964. 90. Tabled three special warrants pursuant to sections of the Financial Administration Act I. Collins 10129. 91. Tabled copy of letter sent to the Federal Minister of DREE (Mr. DeBane) re the signing of DREE proposals Premier Peckford 10293. 93. Report of the Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women for Hf ld.and Labrador for year ended March 31, 19R1 W. Marshall 10326. 93. Eighth Annual Report of the Nfld.

Liquor Licencing Board J. Collins 10440. 94. Annual Report of the Hf ld. Medical Care Commission for year ended March 31, 198] W. House 10440. 94. Report of the judicial inquiry by Judge A. S. LeGrow into the fire that occurred in an apartment in Elizabeth Towers occupied by Dr. T. Farrell (4. Ottenheimer 10659. 96. Annual Report of the Dept. of Transportation R. Dawe 10694. 67

RESOLUTIONS fPCES68—84)

PESOULTIOt1S NOTICE TITLE BY WHOM PACE BOOK Feb. 25/81 Inflation S.)’. Neary 74. 1. 0 249. 3. Canadian National (Containerization) 255. W.W. Marshall 259. C. Warren 272. F.H. Stagg 285. E. Hiscock 300. P. McNicholas 310. T. Bennett 313. 815. 8. I. Andrews 818. J. Hodder 827. Lush 841. A.D. Barry 854. V .. Mcc’rej 066. L.P. Neary 878. Defeated on Division 892. 8. Feb.25/81 Coastal Labrador Dree Agreement and the Trans Labrador Highway proposal P. Walsh 75. 1. 1279. 12. C;. Warren 1289v-1304. “ Amendment:— Delete all the ords after community services in paragraph 2 and replace them with ‘and support for C.

Warren 1289. Seconder L. Stirling 1290. Amendment in Order Mr. Speaker 1290. J. Coudie 1304. 0 S.A. Neary 1315. J. r’oryan 1327. 0 0 0 1845. 17. L. Thorns 1350. 12. 0 0 1800. 17. Premier Peckford 1802. 17. K. Hiscock 1819. W.1’,. Marshall 1633. *endment Defeated 1849. 17. Main Motion P. Noores 1853. 17. _________— J. Carter 1864. 0 S. Walsh 1871. Carried 1874. 17. Feb.25/81 Aspects of Resource Development 0. Hancock 76. 1. ° 0 2386. 22. F.?. Stagg 2401. S.P. Neary 2411. J. Carter 2424. P. Poores 2431. .1. Coudie 2445. 2925. 27. Coat ‘d 68

RESOLUTIONEfcont NOTICETITLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK Besolution(cont’d)C.Warrenf292.27. resourcedevelopmentW.W.Marshal1,/2942. T.Lush2956. J.Dion2969. C.Flight2981. T.V.Hickey2998. D.Hancock3006. Carried3022.27. Feb.25/81OffshoreOwnerahipandcontrolT.Fideout76.1. 3659.34. C.Flight3671. Amendment:-Deleteallthewcrds andreplacethen3675. withthefo11oincwhereasthe positionoftheIlou;cct Assembly SeconderI.nodder3675.34. AmendmentinOrderMr.SpeakerCBut)3681. W.W.Marshall3688. F.Iliscock3703. J.Morgan3716. I.Thorns3730. L.Stirling4205.39. PremierPeckford4216. 5.1’.Neary4229. F.E.Stagy4242.

QuotedfromadocumentreTheOttawa LawReview4251. T.Bennett4256. Barry4266. AmendmentDefeated4278. MainMotionT.Rideout4278. CarriedonDivision4294.39. Feb.25/81ZuskratFallsProjectC.Flight77.1. 5133.47. W.W.Marshall5145. S.A.Neary5160. J.Collins5172. T.Lush5189. I.Dinn5202. I.Stirling5217. 5746.52. L.B.Barry5754. Vi.Hiscock5769. T.Rideout5782. Amendment:—Deleteallthewords after“whereasandaddthe“5789. following SeconderH.Barrett5789. AmendmentinOrderMr.Speaker5797. contci. 69

RESOLUTIONS (coat ‘d3 NOTICE TITLE BYWHOI’7 P]’GL BOOK Amendment on Muskrat Falls (cont’cl) C. Warren 5798. 52. H. Barrett 5808. Z’rnendment carrd 5815. Main Motion G. Flight 5815. Resolution carried as amended 5829. 52. Feb. 25/81 Covernxnent’s white paper ‘Towards the Twenty-First Century — Together’ F.M. Etagg 78. 2. 6312,25. 57. S.]’. Neary 6332. N. Dcyle 6343. T. Lush 6356. J. Dinn 6371. 6894. 62. G. Warren 6900. J. Morgan 6912. I,. Moores 6924 7.0. Barry 6936. VP. Hiscock 6948. Premier Peckford 6961. L. Thorns 6975. Carried 6977. 62.

Feb.25/81 ]‘dequate provision icr those who are dependent on Covernrnent assistance T. Bennett 80. 1. 7349. 66. S.]’. Neary 7360. J. Morgan 7370. 0. Hancock 7305. T.V. Mickey 7393. . Hiscock 7405. W. Mouse 7416. L. Thorns 7425. P. Aylwa.rd 9295. 84. 3. Hodder 9302. L. Wocdrc 9114. f. Warren 9323. B. Tulk 9335. P.R. Stagg 9347. T. Bennett 9361. Carried 9372. 84. Feb. 25/81 Transmission of energy rescur-on N. Doyle 80. i. Mr. Speaker 9869. 89. N. Doyle 9872. C. Flight 9884. 0 P.R. Stagg 9898. I. Stirlino 9910. Cont’d 70

RESOLUTIONS(contd NOTICETiTLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK lcesoluticnfcont’dJ.Coudie9924.89. Energyresources5.1’.Neary9936. PremierPeckfcrd9949. 10452.94. T.Lush10461. ]..oodrow10475. P.Noores10487. J.A.Carter10497. F.N.Roberts10503. J.Collins10516. N.Doyle10516. Carried10528.94. Feb.25/81FisheryP.Hollett81.1. Feb.25/81TransCanadaHighwayagreenentI.Butt81.1. Feb.25/81PoadccnstructionandpavinciprogranJ.Hodder82.1. Feb.25/81Firetugandprotectionservicefor St.John’sHarbourU.Barrett82.1. Feb.25/81Eniploymentforhighschoolandpost- secondarystudentsT.Lush84.1. Feb.25/81ConstructionoftheSt.John’s synchrcliftP.1’ylward84.1.

Feb.25/81EducationF.B.Powe85.1. Feb.25/81Developmentoftouristindustryinthe WesternrecionI.Woodrow85.1. 71

RESOLUTIONS (cont ‘d NOTICE TITLE BYWUON PlGF BOOK Feb.25/81 Live coverage of all House of l\ssernbly debates and all Committees of the House of 1’sseobly P. White 1. Feb.25/8l Special needs of disabled persons P. NcNicholas 88. 1. Feb.25/8l Banks to offex services to remotu ireau of the Proviaci (i.e.) Labrador Coast C. Wanes 1. Feb.25/Sl Department of Regional Economic Expansion to provide funding for improvements to harbour facilities, etc. P. Baird 89. 1. Feb.25/8l Sawmill industry B. Ttlli 89. 1. Feb.25/8l Protection of the Forest industry It. Ton’ey 90. 1. Feb.25/81 Royal Newfoundland Consthulary L.

Thoins 91. 1. Feb.25/81 Ensure that the industrial potentiai of the Argentia area be encouraged W. Patterson 92. Feb.25/81 Inshore fishery resource U. Stewirt 92. Feb.25/81 “That House adjourn until Mar. 3, 1981” W.W. Marshall 94. 1. Mar.4/8l Management of the fishery industry Ii. 2’ndrews 235. 3. 72

FESOLUT1C)NS(cent‘d. NOTICETiTLEBYWhOMPAGEBOOK Mar.4/81ToprotectthepublicirtcretU.Carter23c;.3. Mar.Y/81LetteraofcoriyiatulaticnstoPaulo Kelly,nairedfenaleathleteoftheyear; MUNvolleyballteat;CiernTubInofthe OurinPeninsulaFus-xverCaries,nsIrcc c.zecut.ivucfUicyear;aridMeliitz ucraicl0.1!ancock54h. Carried548.6. Mar.9/8lLetterofcongratulationstoWayne Cretzky,whowasawardedtheVanier awardL.Theirs548.6. t,—iI4’(II- Mar.12/81Ftendccciratulaticor;totheMinister cfForestry(C.Power)uponreceiving theCanadianEurranc?‘ssociatioe1’warcl, anawardforactsofLraueryW.W.Marshall899.9. L.Stirling900. Ce900.9.

Mar.20/81Messaqeofccnc-;ratulationstoIrenior lavircf(ritaj.icupon1.C.vietcryin theProvincialelectionMarchl9tb. 1981S..Neary1488.14. Tren:ierPeckfcrd1489. Carried1490. PeplyMr.Speaker5227.48. Mar.23/8iINTERIMSUPPLYResolution($448,400,000)3.Collins1580.15. NessagefromtheLieut-CcvernorMr.Speaker1923. pulesrelengthoftineNen;bersnay speakduringdebateonTnterirrSupplyi:.ri.Rcberts1924,29,3518. S.2.Neary1927. W.W.Marshall1928,32 J.Collins1934,37 LebateJ.Collins1942,57.18. S.)’.Neary1946. E.N.floherts1962. .PInn1970. cont‘ci. 73

FESOLUTIONS fcc ot ci.) Congratuiaticii tc Jessie Fcot€, Furi on receivify the awarci for l.ravcry [icr the Covernor Cereral NOTICE TITLL I g 4 31” FRIN SUPPLY ROSC’lUtiOIl coflt’d Neary 2026. 19. T.V. uic’kcy 2030. W.W. 1’arha1i 2033 ,21 05. I. Thcps 2039. 1,. Hisccc}. 2048,99. y’l.L. Parry 2053,60. P. Nocres 2060. 3. Bum 2066. C. Warren 2074. 5. Lush 2086. 2. Col]inr 2092. v.1’. Neary 2129,54. 20. I .P. Barry 2135,6] ,7(., “ 0 2209. ‘1’. lush 2141. 1. Coil lw 2140. 1. 1hc’n’ 2152. C. ilicjIit 2](O,82. F.h. tayo 2191. [‘.1 - Necry 2192-2207. Petrcleum Directorate 0 2198. . Mocres 221.4. .P.

Noary 23] 3. 2]. f JD. Barry 2320. /1. Stirlina 2328. Marshall 2333. I’ .M. Pnkej tn 25]] ,26 .i\. Nw’ry 2518. Covernrient Iioliccpterc 0 2519. Televising the sessions cf the House 2520. 3.1’. Carter 2522. ‘.W. irh’1] 2536. L. 1I1()flI 254 2 1. Fun 2548. I. Lush 2599. 9.P. Neary 2636. 24. W.W. Marsha]] 2(42,79. 1. ilioni 2646. J. Mcrqan 2652. t.. ‘‘..aric’r 2602. 3.!. Ct (‘t .0(1 S.!. Hoary 2073. 1. Thorns 2711. 25. W.W. Marshal] 2716,93. E.I. Hoary 2722,37,64. 3.?. Carter 2729. 11. fliscock 2731,52. 3. Collins 2743. I. Lush 2759. H. 1\ndrews 2771. F. Hancock 2777. F’. 1”oorcs 2787. 9.1. Neary 2628. 26. P.

McNieho]as 2635. I. Stirliny 2636. Carried and e’ 2842. 26. I. h’])ott 17(5. 17. W.W. Marshall 17(5. 17(9.Carried 74

RESOLUTIONS(coat‘d LL ExprenionofayP.athytcthefaniiiEE cfthefateL.?.Paranns,Q.C.and Sj.niuel..1.tIa.Iini,L.(..W.NarrLail24(7.23. F.M.Polerto2469. Carried2470. CongratuicticristcPr./\r.tlicayPEIddcr r,fLa)j.jdtI,njcjnt€dLieutenart 1101ofNJit) (F)I\pprecioticnndthankstothe presentLieutenani—Covernor,[on.W.W.Narshall2624.24. Cordia1.I’ipterT.Lush2627. Carried2629. PeplyfromLieut.—Ccv.,tiOn.cordon1. PinterPr.1t,ih013383.22 ynpaLIyL€idcdtonenlcrI(LC JohnWont,II.flarrett,andfanflyup— onthedeathcf1111;at)ior.W.Marshall2t%1.26. I.Stirling2822. tarried2822.26.

IppointmeritcfU.ftc’.arttotheSe]ect CoinnitteeonLcscureef’annqenenttc rclacoIi.7’ndrcvW.W.Narrial]22222t ftirlItI2023. Carried2623.26. )ipr.10/ti“ThatthetioucereceivcitsElfinto Ucnriitt€oofPoynandPcuPStoc-oai.adcr therainincjcfsupitobegrantedto hert’ajosty”J.Collins3158.29. P.pr.10/01RJ’INStF1I,Y1:0cclutica‘Toconsider certainrcnc1ThonrTrtheCranti110of supplytotierMajesty”($1,019,485,800)J.Coi]irr3152.29. PessageIronLieutCcv.Pr.Speaker7273.65. Carriedartecan;ebi]iRi7275.65.

PESOLUTIONS (cont ]‘mencThient defeated F. Fiscock B. Tu] Ni. Speaker (Baird) C.?. Ottenheniex S.A. Neary L. Thaws R. Noores C. Warren W.’b. tarslial]. 3320. 30. 3320. 3322. 3332. 3335. 3754. 3766. 3781 3798 3515 4344 4346. 40. pr.l4/8l r.ove the Whole - Relating ‘iotaccc” C a rri ed hr. Speaker S.f. Neary W.W. Farsha]1 1. Stir]in I eoi cr Jock fox d J. Collins :.W. ‘arshai1 1.. Thorns F . Jfiscc’ck 334] 3342. 3343. 3344. 3344. 3380. 7276. 7278. 7264. Carried End became bill 4$f 729%. a. Collins W.W. Mirshall L . 9’hons Neary F . i’isccck 9’. Ucnnott T.V.

I’ickey 3380. 72 ¶ 2 7495. 7294 7634. 7304. 7474. 7516. 7573. 73] 8. 7460. 7721. 7497. 7525. 31 65. 67. 65. 68. 65. 67. 68. 65. 67. 69. 67. ccnt’d NO1 ICE TI1LL ldmendrncnt to liii] 4141:- ‘That this E111 Ia read a second time C months lence S a cc nde r 2inendwent jr OrdEr BY tTJ;cN PZ’GI’ HOOF: 30. 35. 40. 1pr.l3/8l Unanimous approval fcr thc recio to Eroadcast the Uucet on Iptil 14, 1981 30. 3345. 30. house into Coirittee of the “To consider certain resr] uti cns tc the Imposition of a Tax on 31. 65. 65. ?pr.24/8l Pcve the House into Coirnittee of Ihe Whole:— “To consider certain rcsolutions relating to the Imposition of a Tax on Gasoline” 76

PESOLUTIONS(contd.) NCTICLTiTLEBYEOMPPCi.BOOK Resolution(contd.)T3xonGao1inr *Tabledcopyofadeedofproperty ownedbyformerPrcmierJ..I’.SmallwoedS.A.Neary7580.68. 7697,7715,52.69. J.1.Carter7561.66. 7718.69. E.M.Poberts7588.68. W.W.Farsljall709. L.Stixlinn7613. W.W.Farshall7648. 7695.69. 7770. 7637.70. 3.Dinn7741.69. C.War-ron7837.70. CarriedandLecmreliii4867841.70. 1’pr.14/61PursuanttoStandincjOrdeis,the ft1)cjnqn.oivierScorut.1tetet1’o(3) FatimatesComnitteen:—W..Farshall3380.31. GovernnentServicesConmittec:-T.5tao, F.Aylward,I.Wccdrow,J.Putt,9.lush, FNoores,9.benlic.Ct ResourcesCommittee:V.Variett,W.

Patterson,.Pidecut,P.St€t”dtrt,P. Walsh,P.11o)ett,C.Warren,F.Sulk SocialServicesConrittec:—J.?.Carter, P.Baird,P.McNicholas,Ii.Thoney P.Collins,F.B.Poe,I.Thoin,C. Hisccck,U.hancock Carried3361.3) Ppr.14/61Thatthefolloinçheadsofcxpenditure i.ercferrcdtotheconnittees:-W.W.Farshall3361.31.

ResourcesCommittee:MineshnclLnercjy; Fisheries;Develop’rent;Fural,J\oricul— tural&NorthernDevelcpnic•nt;Forest, LescurcesLards SocialServicesCoirriitte:—Iustice; Health;Lducrtico;Lo3roninertSccia] Scivices;Culture,Peered,Liu;&Youth CcvernrentServicesCommittee:- MunicipalTflaire;CEflcWorks& Services;Labour&Nanpcver;Finance; r5flS&OItatiCP (iric.c]3382.31. 77

PLS0LU9’I0N (cell C d.) ‘Move that W. Callan be a n’ernher ol the Pesources Committee on the estimates” Carried Sympathy be extencd to the family of Mr.

Ted Vi ncent, whc .as a menCei oi the National Convention Expression of sympathy to His Grace Iroibishop Penney upon the recent assossratiom attempt against Iij holiness lope Jchn Paul 11 Condolences to be extended to the family of the late Walter Marshall Way 19/81 “That the House adjourn until Thursday May 21st., 1981 for funeral of Walter Marshall on Wednesday” May 21/01 ‘‘i hat house reo] ye into a (‘cniii t Ccc. of the hole to ccnidcr cerCain re:ciut ions Relating to the Raising cf Loans ty the frcvince” f$l5Oni) Carried and became kill 4(73 777.

NOTICE TITLE PYli0M P?GI P00K Apr.14/8] ‘That House aujourn on May 4th., 1981 at 3:00 p.m.” ‘!.W. Marshall 3382. 31. N.H. Marshall 3504. 32. 3504. 32. I.. Sti1inci 4204. 39. N.H. Marshall 4204. Carried 4204. 39. G.M. (ttenheiwtr 4296. 40. 1.. ftirlinc 4298. Carried 4298. 40. Letter of apprecistien from ArcFETshop renney. . £peaker 4989. 46. I xemier Ieckforci 4530. 42. I. Stirlinq 4530. Carried 4531. 42. C.P. Ottenheimer 4649. 42. .‘. Collins 4679. 43. N.H. Marshall 7841 70. F.J\. Neary 7844. T. Eesnett 7862. 70. 78

RISOLUTIONS(cost‘cL) ‘HILLB\’OIs1PACTBOOF 2U,’ljl“T1Cthebeuroresu]yeitselfintoa Cc’Lirittccofthe‘hcIcCcccriiclcr cc;t.inrtoolutiensRelatedCcti-cLoan andCuarasteelot,1957”J.Collins5290.48. May28/81“Thatthebouaere‘citoelIintoa CommitteecftheWhcletoconid; certair’resolutionsbelatedtotheLocal IuthorityCuoronteelct,1957”3.Collins5290.48. 7886.70. 7938.71. E.R.Roberts7887.70. 7981.71. ).W.Marshall7893.70. 7919.71. S.1\.Neary7919. I, 7954a, L.Stirling7942. N.Windsor7944. I.Noores7969. Carriedandbecamehill#787988.71. June1,’81TheTeintecotcfT.Bic7ec-utandN.

BoyletothePublic?ccountsCommittee torejlaccIi.BarrettoncP.WalshW.W.r’arshall5486.50. L.Stirling5467. E.A.Neary5489. P.Barrett5496. Carried5495.50. Concurrenccrc•tior:--SocialServicer CennitteeJ.l.Carter5503.50. 0 5517. 5.A.Neary5510. 0 5574 5633.51. F.P.Rowe5523.50. C.F.Ottenheirrer5531. I.Bennett5536. C.Warren5545. 0 5654.51. B.Hancock5556.50. O 5661.51. T.V.Hickey5565. a’a,5629. P.HiscoCk5567.50. 5644.51. L.Stirling5582.50. 0 5627.51. W.House5641. 0 5650. SocidlServiCerCommitteeFst.imates ________ carried5671.51. 79

RESOLUTIONS (cost ‘d -) (

a) Tabled the list of Fural revelcpnent Authority approved loans for 1979—SO Cb) Tabled the CD1 project grants for 1976/79 (including $207,000 for The Rounder) L. Stirling i. 11organ T. Bennoti.. J. Goudie C. Warren 6101,55. 6097 6124,62. (132. 6139,52. 6146. F.R. Stayg L. Thorns .A. Neary J. Dinn C. Hancock .1. Morgan C. Warren W. Cailan W.W. Marshall I. Stir1inc J. Hodder 6169. 55. 6170. 6176. 6816. 6664,84. 6802. 6670. 6808,40. 6676. 691,6706. 6723. 6698,6729. 67)6. 6623. 6231. 6848. 55. 61. (0. 61. to. 61. 60. 61. Coverncent Serv ces Corrj ittee Estimates carried 6851.

June 8/81 SUFPLEZNTRY_SFPLY ($32,795,600) Carried and became bill 1(20 7884. Carried NOTICE TITLE Concurrence motion 2 -- F.esources Committee BY WHOM H. Barrett E. Hiscock L.P. Earry 5. Bennett 1.. Thcips S.]’. Neary PAGE 5671. 5677. 5683. 5690. 5690. 5704. 6091. 1300K 51 55. 55.5.1. Neary 6091. Izesourcen C’cnrnittce Estimate’s carried Concurrence Motion $ - Government Services Committee 61 J. Collins 6088. 55. Letter Iron Lisut.—Gov. Mr. Speaker 7880. 70. J. Collins 7881. I.N. Roberts 7861. 70. Ccndolences to the family of the late Br. Speaker 6177. 56. Jeffrey Bunt, a legislative reporter W.W.

Marsha)l 6)77. .‘ith the Nfld. & Lab. Press Gallery L. Stirlincj 6178. 6179. 56. Reply from Mrs. Cynthia Hunt Mr. Speakcr 7655. 68. 80

RESOLUTIONS(contd.) WHOMPAGEBOOK June12/61Thetaselectccn’nittceYeappointedto ir.quireinto.....“1’nctr<enpecting E1cction,Con6rovertedE1ecticnand LioctiorinIinincinqforrrerntersofthe 1’U1b4C,f1;tiI1W.W.Mirn)m11(52.59. C.iriied6533.59. MenLerstoconstitutetheLiections SelectCommitteeY.W.Marsliall6533.59. L.Stirlinq6534. Car;ied6535.59. Juno12/81ThEtaSelectCorrjrittceoftheHousehe ippointectoinquireintotheinccrporat ionoftheCC?s6theestL1ishmeritof theUeCurrianies?ct”W.W.Marshall6535.59. Cariied6536. MemberstoconstitutethecomitteW.W.Marshall6536.59. L.Stirling6537. rd£538.59.

June15/81McvethattheHouseadjournS.A.Neary6733.60. Motioninnot.dekatable5.A.Neary6734. Standingvote6743. Motioncarried6744. TributetoterryFox,NirathonofHope Punner,whodiedonSunday,june28, 1981J?rewierPeckfcrd7656.69. L.Stirling7657. Carried7658.69. July1/81UnanimouslypEssarcsc)utionpledging11.Hiscock7808.70. NfldsallegiancetoCan?daPremierPeckiord7809. Carried7810.70. 81

RESOLUTIONS (coat ‘d.) TITLE BY WhOM PJGE BOOK July 1/81 Motion to forego Private Member:; Day and debate bill 90 “The 1’waxdinq of Medals to Veterans cf thE; Province uhc volunteered to serve in the Cecc,ad L. Stir]ing 7613,16,19. 70. V,orld War’ Prenii or Peci; ford 7815 18. Carried 7820. 70. Condolences to fain ly and friends of those who lost their lives in the recent disaster of the Trctic Explorer Frcpie; Pockiord 8212. 74. I. Etirlinc 82)4. Carried 8216. 74. (

k) Flags on public buildings fly at half mast this weekend during the period of ncurniny for the di ranter of the rctic Lxplorer .W. Ma rshall 8325. 75. L. Stirling 8325. Carried 75. Congratulations tc Mr. HerL Weli, author of the Lock Untier the White S.A. Neary 0700. 78. Ln W.W. Marshall 8702. Carried 8702. 78. July 14/01 “ihat the ftoue adjourn until Thursday Nov. 12/81 at 3:00 p.m.” Mr. Speker (Butt) 8806. 78.

Nov.6/81 Unanimous ccnsent of the ITouse to defer ordinary routine business to discuss a matter ci importance namely, the current lab & x—ray strike in hospitals; alec agree to permit a bill to prcceed through all stages during the sane sessica W.W. Marshall 8807. 79. J. fodder 8807. Carried 8008. Nov.6/81 “That the House adjourn until ‘Ihursday, Nov. 12/81 at 3:00 p.m. “ W.W. Marshal) 0854. 79. 82

PESOLUTIONSfccnt’d.) NOTICETITLEBYWUONP?GEBOOK Nov.12/El‘ThattheIfousodjcuriuntil10:60n.m. Nov.13/81”.W.Krsiiall8912.80. Cnrriedcndivision8914.80. Expreicrcfsrptit}toticfaoilycf L’tephesciitO,IcrncrK0..forPcit auPortW.W.Marshall9606.87. J.nodder9608. Carried9608.87. Nov.23/81fppointwentof1.Lc.shtutheILElic IccountsCommitteetoicilacefihiteta.W.Marshall9632.87. L.Stirlinç9633. Carried9633.87. Nov.23/Ullotic-sthattheconceptoftheentrench— sentcfatoriginalricthtsipthe Constitutiontodehateduntilsixo’ clocktodayandthctspccificspeaking tinestoagreeducsPremierPeckfcrd9644,49.67.

I..Stirling9650. ino;-der(votecsth;rotjciiatsi o’clcc?.)Ni.SpEakcl9695.87. PremierJeckfcrd9659. ‘C.Warren9664. •1.1.Parry9672. 1.Stirlinc’9682. 3.Coudie9690. I’.Hiscock9697. /nondnent:--Strikecut ‘untilsi>c’clock”and includeK.Hiscuck9703. SeconderL.Thcivs9703. Amendmentoutaccejtd9705. MainMotionL.Thorns9708. Carried9713.87. 63

Pi:oi U’ilONS fccot c.’ Noy.24/8l ‘That the house supIcrt tic ir c iucicr of the tiubta et the ci rrioioc’i oci1es c f Cc:radc. in thc Ccnstl tution in terp.s of Clause 34(1) & (2)’ Irenier Icckfcrd 9739. 88. hoto Thi. no trozi I e t hc I it t I v clcc it ‘. i th on It ivc’ Ce roil ci Cay igreenent to votc cr Lhc resoluti c; fc.r 5C’.. 89 tcda C. TTar’e’r 9865. bnanir’ous ccnrent rot qiven Fr. I4ekcr 98(9. Unanimous consent to Inor; the p otion without c3clato U.W. Parshal] 9986. 90. I. Stirlin9 9987. Unanimous conrertt not civer Mr. speaker 90.

Ncv.26/81 Pursuant to S.C. 31(1’) a motion to ac)— journ at 5:30 is tefore the house (No nctices of noLio for debate at 5:30 p.m.) Mr. 5pecke; 10049. 90. Not carried 10049. 90. Nov.30/81 letter of appreciation to Mr. Brian Zuirconey, Pr*-nicknt of the Iron Cr a Cc. cf Canada, ;ecs diziq his roniarks cu tic ctJr trcct Let.eex’ Churchill Fall hal Corp. & Hydro QuetOc L. tiriinç 1021f). 92. Caxrid 10212. 92. Nov.J0/81 Letter be written to the Nevfocndlanders who participated in the rescue operations of tfle snip tflat went agreuria on heole Island Neary 10212. 92. Carried 10213.

Extend sympathy to the family of the I. Lndiewi 11(. 94. late Dcuglaz Wheeler .L. Lii1i. 104)7. carried 10417. 94. Dec. 4/81 ?Cat !curc adjourn vrtil ‘,bursda’, Feb. 25/82 at 3:00 p.ni. “ i’.r’. F4rsha)1 I0,t. ;U. Division 10766. 96. Carried Mr. Speaker ]060. 96. 84

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PULINGS BYWHOMPAGEBOOK iructiceregardingthetablingofexhibits(i.e.) cocictacks,etc.(Fef.BeauchesneIg.l]7,Para. 333&(CafliflOnSdebatesJunc16,’69Pg.10156)Mr.Speaker120.2. 204.3. Pt.oforderbyW.W.MarshallMembersheheard insilenceMr.Speaker137.2. NumberofmenLerare]ir,ittcc]i_capeaktoapetitionNr.Speaker153.2. 1923.18. 2303—05.21. PewarkstobeconfinedtctheprayerciapetitionMr.Speaker156,57,58.2. 1912.16. 2265,67.2]. Mr.Speaker(Butt)2286.21. 0 2292—93.21. Mr.Speaker2593—94.24.

Pt.cforderbyW.W.Marshall:-Prccedureunder 5.0.23-tostatemotionbrieflyMr.Speakeri62)63.2. l’t.ofprivilegebyL.Thoms:-DailyNews,Mar.4/ 81—commentsmadebyMm.ofJusticeinPoose durinoOuestionPeriodreshcc,tjcatAvondaleMr.Speaker205—09.3. tJuestiensandanswersshouldbebriefMr.Speaker215.3. Aneti.bcxwlicisi:otsutiofiedwiththeresponse toanoralquestionshoulddebatethequestionup ontheadjournn:entunderS.C.3l(g)Mr.Speaker219. ç’uesticiakcdcLotisqQuesticiIci.iodshould actanticipateadebatescheduledfortheday(Pci. ay,Pq.332,Iara.Q;Beau.Para.359,Sects5.&12)Mr.Speaker233.3. 321.4.

DebatenoLpcrnittedduringthepresentingof Irettj0n5(S.D.90&91)Mr.Speaker245,47.3. 321—22.4. 924—25.9. t)lnir-iralpctiticns 0 450—511.5 c)Pt.oiorderbyL.ihoms:-pernissableto presentthesanepetitiontwiceduringdifferent sittingscfthehouse452—53.5. Pt.ofcräerLyMiii.ofFisheries:-statementby G.hliqhitregardingthesprayprogrammeMr.Speaker(Butt)408.4. Pt.ofo,derbyS.f.Neary:-.cannotattribute wotivestowhatn.enbcrsdoistheDouseMr.Speaker459-60.5. Pt.ofclarificationbyE.iliscock:—votedfor sixmonthshoistofthebillduringtheflagde bateMr.Speaker(Butt)764.7. 85

PULINCS (cont ‘U.) iAt;P BOOK Ft. of privilege by C. Warren:— )‘riswer to a question Mar. 10/8] by Premier ecocerni nq the highway in Little Hartour East Mr. Scaker 779. Pt. of order by W.1. Marshall:— Questions which deal with an action of a Minister icr which he is riot responsible, are cut of order Mr. Speaker 798—80). 8. Pt. of order by S. A. Neary:— the matter clis cussed by Minister of ‘franaportatict, not a Ministerial Statement Pr. Spcak.ex 892—56. 9. Pt. of crder by I.. Stirling:- Minister ci. Mines & Energy to withdraw unparliamentary language ‘fascist’ Mr.

Speaker (Butt) 937—39. 9. ]402. 13. 6.0. 31(d) “Oral Questions must not he irefaced by the roadinq of 1ettcj, etc.” Mr. Speaker 1030. 1(1. Questions axe not asked cf Nen;1..ers cf the fppoai t— ion 3012. 10. pt. of order by P. Moores : - Member for Stephen yule disrenpecting the Chair Mr. ker (Butt) 1059—60. ]0.

b) Pt. of order by S.)’. Neary:— F.M. Stiiqq questioning the rulinq of the Chair Mi. Sich<ei (Putt) 1060-61. IC’.

c) Pt. of crder by P. Moores:— Govt. Bcuse Leader to withdraw remarks toward the Oppcsition N;. Spakr (Butt) 1062—63. 10. 1402. 13. Question regarding the Colle%e of Trades & Tech— nclcgy strike asked by Opposition Ledet was hypothetical 1134,35. 11. Ft. of crder and privilege by W.W. Marshall:— s.O. 23 — S.)’. Neary requesting the adjournment of regular order of business Mr. SpEkci 1150-61. 1). Questions and answers should he brief Mr. Speakex 1248—5). 12.

b) Chaix does not deternii nc if an rnswei i a satisfactcry Ni. Speaker 1251. 11. Private Member’s Motiol regerdi n LeL. Coast - Anendnent ky C. Warren is in order and the deBate will be en the amendment ‘nd the Main Mcli on (Pef. Nay, 19th. Edition, Pq. 387) Mr. Speaker 1290. 12.

b) Lenoth of time G. Warren has left iii the dab cite” “ 1202. 12. Pt. of privilege By S.)’. Neaxy:— charges and accusations made by Mm. of lisheries Mr. Speaker (Butt) 1339—43. 12. 1402. 13. 86

RULINGSfcont’d BYWHOMPAGEBOOK BoonerecessedbyMr.Speaker(Butt) hcauseofgravedisorder———iulinyby Mi.S’eakerretheconstantinterruptions andexchangesMr.Speaker(Butt)1345.12. Mr.Speaker1346—47. PomLiforGrandbanktowithrilawphrase‘mislead ingtheHouse’Mr.Speaker1350.12. Pie.oforderbyF.?.Neary:—If(:ovt.HouseMr.Speaker1387.13. Leadercouldindicate.hentheOppositionwillget1695—96.16. ans.ezstoquestionsontheOrderPaper“2017—18.19. on3753•35. 5613—15.51. Mr.Speaker(Butt)6090.55. Mr.Speaker6437.58. 8017.72. 8475.76. 8888.80.

It.otorderbyh.P.Maxshall:-lengthoftin thelead—offspeakerispermittedtospeakona billMr.Speaker(Butt)1492.14. 3.A.Cartertowithdraunparliamentarylanguage “lieMr.Speaker1525.14. /its.ofprivilegebyC.Flight:—Pin.ofMines /LreryyaccLsingC.Flightofusing‘scaretactics” inquestioningthesituaticninBuchans(FeC.Fesu., 05thEdition,Pars17,Pg.11;Pars.323(1)&(2); Pare.324,Pg.114&115)Mr.Speaker1575—80.15. 0 1766—67.17. Pt.oforderLyh.P.Marshall:-Opp.Leaderto withdrawunparliamentaryIenguage“misledthehouse’ (Ref.BeauchesnePg.108&112)Mr.Speaker1670—72.16.

Pt.oforderbyL.Stixling:-Premierimputing motivesandattemptingtcwisicadduringans’ertoMr.Speaker1675.16. aquestionretidrodevelopment 00 ]766.17. L)opp.Leadertowithdraunparlianentaryremark “rislead’Mr.Speaker].676—77.16. 2254—56.21. Pt.oforderbyW.W.Marshall:--Unparliamentary languagebyS.?.Neary‘fakedocuments’(fef.Beau. Pcj.104,Fare319;Pg.114,Pare.322; Pars.324(1))Pr.Speaker1688—95.16. 1767—69.17. Pt.oforderbyW.W.Marshall:—(pp.Leader engagingindebateonpetitionfromMainlandand ThreePockCoveresidents(Pci.5.0.90to97)Mr.Speaker1711—12.16. 87

RULiNGS (coot ‘d. BY WHOM PAGE BOOK Pt.of order by L.D. Barry:— Bember cannot say N mdi rectly, hat he oannot say directly Mr SI cakcr (Butt) I 738. )6• Pt. of order by W.W. Marshall:— technical points of parliamentary practice not observed when intro ducing a sub amendment to the ?ddress in Reply Br. Speaker (Butt) 1751-57. 16. Sub amendment cut of order on a tochnicalit1 “ “ 1757. 16. Pts. of order by S .1. Neary :— Premier misleading the House re the statement co the Trans-Lab. High way Br. Speaker 1810,14,18. 17.

b) Pt. of order by W.W. Marshall:— L.A. Neary to retract unpar] inmentary I anguaqe Br. Speaker 1 8] 2—14. 17.

c) S .A. Neary to witlicir a’?: remarks ‘ni ci ea’i fly the House’ Br. Speaker 1819. 17. Pts. of order:— Member speaking in a debate being interruptec witli general conversation Br. Speaker (Butt) 1 841. 17. Mr. Speaker (Baird) 1866—67. 17. t. of orser by L.A. Neary:— No Member may speak for more than 20 nins. in the debate on a Privat:c Member’s Motion (i.e.) J. Morgan already spoke in the debate on Dree agxcenents Br. Speaker (Butt) 1845-47. 17. li) Length of tine ?4ir. spcke co the amencinent Mr. Speaker (Butt) 1848. 17. Pt. of privilege by .3. Morgan:- requesting t0 speak on the Main Motion of thc Res. Mr.

Spealer (Butt) 1848—49. 17. Pt. uf ordej by S .2’. Neax :— bach member has twenty nina. tc debate a Private Member’s Motion, whether there are one or a nuurber of amendments to the Main Motion Mr. Speiker (Butt) ]849—52. 17. Pt. of order by W.W. Marshall:— Debate not per mitted during Question Period Mr. Speaker 1880-81. 18. S.D. 117 (5) and 5.0. 116 (2) - Manner in which Interim Supply will lie discussed Br. Chairman (Butt) 1925—38. 18. Ruling appcalled (by F.M. Robeits) 0 0 1939. No debate on the question of a ruling 0 0 0 1940. Carried (Ruling upheld) Br. Speaker 1940—42.

Member for Grand Bdnk to withdraw comnents “Bin. misleading the Bouse” 1988. 18. P. Baird maca n apology ti the Chair recJx cling the adjournment of the 1ddress in Reply or: Mar. 24/ 61 — another member to be recognized next time jr the tebate Br. Speaker 2128. 20. Pt. of order by 5.1.. Neary:— Manner in which the house is adjourned during debate in Committee of supply Mr. Speaker (Butt) 2219—20. 20. 88

RULINGS(contd.) BYWHOFPAGEBOOK PC.oforderbyW.W.Marshall:-‘pI.Leader enteringfritodebatereFin.stetcuentcxithe CUIf:titutiOnFr.Speaker2229—30.21. ProcciuretofollowinraisingFeintsoforderFr.Speaker2252.21. (.FlightinferringthatII.Barrettsignedthe petitionsupportincjthestrikeatCc)legeof Trades&TechnologyMr.Speaker2278.21.

PetitionprcsentetlbyP.ioorennostrikesin Province—nctacceptedasitdoesnothavetie rciquireothreesignaturesonthepetitioncontain ingtheprayerofthepetitionFr.Speakor2312.21. t.oforderby5.2’.Neary:-Procedureregarding ILhdisplayingofexhibitsix:thehouse(i.e.) D.BarryhavingaGermanflagonhisdeskFr.Chairman(Butt)2313—1621. 2324—25.21. it,ofprivilegebyL.Thonis:—thePremierIi ;esansetoquestionsby5.2’.NearyonMar.25th, deliberatelymisledtheBouse(Ref.beau.Para.24, 5thEdition,1g.25(1)(2);Beau.5thEditionPare.Mr.Speaker2338—56.22. 80,SubSect.3)—Nciprimafadecase2455—58.23. h)W.W.Marshallgavenot:iceofapt.off privilege:—retheunparliamentaryremarks byL.Thorns2356.22.

Pt.ofprivilegebyL.Thorns:-remarks towardthePremiertobewithdrawn2458.23. S.U.53—QuestionPeriodmustbeginat3:30p.n. onWednesday—ifapt.ofprivilegetakes pT000denceoverl]otherordersinthehouseFr.Speaker2354.22. Pt.oforderby1’.W.Plarshell:—Neitherfor LsPci)erepeatinginsubstanceaquestionalready answeredMr.Speaker2358,63.22. S.C.53—routinebusinessendsnotlaterthan 4:001..onWednesdayFr.Speaker2378.22. it.ofordermadebyW.W.Marshall:-5.2’.Neary notbeingre)eventtoRo)utioxionresource developmentFr.Speaker(Butt)2413.22.

Pt.ofprivilegeby5.2’,.Neary:—IfaFin.may cadextractsfronialetterinprcvidingananswer beaquesticn(Ref.Nay,19thEdition,Pg.424)Mr.Speaker2456—63.23. 2683.25. Pt.cfordcibyPrettier:—pivilegesofthePouse beingabusedbytheraisingofpcintsoforderand privilegecxiadailybasisMr.Speaker2463—67.23. 89

PULINGS (cont’d RY “flON PAGF BOOK Statement presented by J. Dma provoked debate (Northern Cod) (fef. Beau. Pars. 262) Ni. Sp&aker 2479. 23. Answers as well as questions should la as irief as possible Mr. Spealer 2491. 23. Pts. of order by .W. Marshall:— (uestiodis should not contain inferences or imputations Mr. Speaker 2497—99. 23. 0 II 2504. J.A. Carter to withdraw unparliamentary language “blackmail” Mr. Chairman (Butt) 2522—23. 23. J.. Carter imputing motives and should withdraw Mr. Chairsan (Butt) 2525—26. 23. Member cannot ask the sane question twice Ni. Spu.ikex 2586. 24. Pta. of order and privilege by J.

Collins:— Procedure for presenting petitions (i.e.)no. of signatures on the petition End the cards attached Mr. Speaker 2595—97. 24. to the ptition “ “ 2602—05.

b) remarks should lie confined to the prayer of the petition, the no. cf signatures and material allegations on the petition 0 2609,10.

c) pt. of order by S.A. Neary:— J.A. Carter being irrelevant to petition in reading from a letter (By leave) “ 2614—16. Leave withdrawn by S.A. Neary “ “ 2617. Ruling 0 0 2681. 25. L. Thorns to witlidiaw unparliamentary language ‘guts’ Mr. Speaker 2612. 24. Pt. of order by S.L. Neary:— J.A. Carter to with draw unparliamentary remarks “manners of a pig” Mr. Speaker 2622—23. 24. Procedure to lie used in withdrawing unparliamentary remarks Mr. Speaker 2622—23. 24. Pt. of order by J. Carter:— S.A. Neary to with— draw unparliamentary remarks directed toward the Office of the Lieut.—Gov. Mr.

Speaker 2627. 24. 2681—83. 25. Pt. of order by S.A. Neary:— Mm. of Fisheries t withdraw unparliamentary larc,uaqc ‘an outright lie’ Mr. Chairman (Putt) 2660. 24. E. Hiscock pt. of order:— if Govt. a list of people who fly on Govt. aircraft Mr. Chairman (Butt) 2797. 25. 90

PULINGS(cont’d.) BYWHOMPAGEBOOR Pt.oforderbyW.W.Marshall;—Opp.requesting thattheFreedomofInformationbillbedeferred untilanotherdayMr.Speaker2843—45.26. NodebatepermittedonpetitionsMr.Speaker3062.28. Pt.oforderbyL.A.Neary:—Memberabsentwhen permissionwasgrantedtothePresstodolive coverageoftheBudget-procedureinHousetoMr.Speaker3124—27.29. withdrawleave3207—09. b)Pt.oforderbyL.A.Neary:--procedureused insimilarcaseduringPublicAccts.Comm. meeting3209—12.29. Ministersshouldbegiventheopportunitytomake statementsMr.Speaker3134.29.

AnOralQuestionmustnotrepeatinsubstancea questionalreadyansweredortowhichananswer hasbeenrefused(Ref.Beau.5thEdition,Para.357, Pg.1.29,Sect.171,subsection(d))Mr.Speaker3149.29. RemarksirrelevanttotheFinancialAdn.ActMr.Speaker3233.29.